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Understanding Strict Liability vs. Negligence in Personal Injury Cases

Strict liability and negligence are two distinct legal theories used to establish fault in personal injury cases. While negligence requires proving the at-fault party failed to exercise reasonable care, strict liability holds certain parties responsible for injuries regardless of how careful they were.  Understanding which legal theory applies to your situation affects the evidence you… read more

WGK Personal Injury Lawyers Celebrates Top 40 Under 40 Honors for Rising Legal Talent

At WGK Personal Injury Lawyers, dedication runs deep. With three generations of Baltimore personal injury lawyers and nearly 100 years of combined attorney experience in Maryland personal injury law, our firm has always prioritized people over profits. This month, we’re thrilled to spotlight three team members who were nationally recognized for doing just that. Meet… read more

Birth Injuries Due To Shoulder Dystocia

Despite incredible medical advancements, there are still risks to mother and child during delivery. The human body and the birthing process are unpredictable, and issues can arise suddenly that demand immediate attention. One such issue is shoulder dystocia, a condition that can lead to severe birth injuries. Although not as common as some other delivery… read more

What Happens If I’m Not Drunk, But Have Alcohol in My System During a Car Accident?

A person dies about every 50 minutes in the United States because of a drunk driving accident. Even though drunk driving fatalities have decreased in the last three decades, thousands of people continue to be killed or injured by drunk drivers each year. In 2018, drunk driving deaths totaled 10,511. Drunk driving car accidents result… read more

How Long After a Car Accident Can You Claim Compensation for Your Injuries?

Maryland is an at-fault state for traffic accident claims. All drivers are required to carry minimum liability car insurance in case they are involved in an accident that is their fault. Liability insurance compensates accident victims for injuries, financial losses, and other damages caused by an insured driver.  Therefore, most accident victims file an insurance… read more