What Are the Effects of the Umbilical Cord Being Wrapped Around the Neck?

It’s not uncommon for the umbilical cord to become wrapped around a baby’s neck during childbirth—a condition known as a nuchal cord. While the term can sound alarming, many babies are delivered safely even when a nuchal cord is present. However, serious complications can occur if the situation isn’t properly recognized and managed. It’s the… read more

What Is Exsanguination? 

Exsanguination is the condition that refers to severe loss of blood from traumatic injuries, medical conditions, or surgical complications. This life-threatening condition is the depletion of blood volume and leads to significant health risks, such as cardiac arrest and death.  The causes and implications of exsanguination are important in personal injury cases where such injuries… read more

Can I Have Just One Drink and Be Safe To Drive?

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 12,429 people died in alcohol-impaired driving traffic crashes in 2023. Many of these crashes involved impaired drivers who thought they were safe to drive. So, if you’re wondering, “Can you drive after one beer?” the safe answer is “no.” Any alcohol in your system can affect… read more

How Long After a Car Accident Can You Sue in Maryland?

Understanding how long after a car accident you can sue in Maryland is essential for protecting your legal rights. If you’ve been injured in a crash caused by someone else’s negligence, time is limited.  Knowing the deadlines and legal rules can help you act before it’s too late. It’s also always a good idea to… read more

Why Are There So Many Exploded Truck Tires on the Highway in Maryland?

If you’ve driven on a highway in Maryland lately, chances are you’ve seen large pieces of rubber scattered on the road. These pieces, sometimes called tire alligators, are shredded tires from large trucks, and, to a lesser degree, cars, vans, and other vehicles.  Exploding tires and other sudden tire failures may seem uncommon, but tire-related… read more

Do Minor Accidents Need to Be Reported in Maryland?

Many car accidents that happen in Maryland are just minor fender benders. When no injury occurs and there is minimal property damage, the accident might not even need to be reported. In fact, most minor accidents in Maryland do not have to be reported. Dive into all the details below to learn more about the… read more

What to Do at an Intersection With Flashing Lights

Have you ever encountered an intersection in Baltimore where the light was flashing yellow or red? This is a common occurrence in some parts of the city, especially late at night or in the early hours of the morning. It is important for both residents and visitors to the area to understand what these signals… read more

Guide to Fatal Traffic Accident Claims in Maryland

Fatal car accidents result in thousands of deaths in the United States each year. There were 208 fatalities caused by car accidents in Maryland in 2024. As of May 16, 2025, there are 150 reported fatalities in Maryland traffic accidents. This guide to fatal traffic accident claims in Maryland provides an overview for families who… read more

May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month: What Baltimore Riders and Drivers Need to Know

With the weather warming up, it’s no surprise that more motorcycles are hitting the roads around Baltimore. May is officially Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month – a national campaign to remind both riders and drivers to share the road and prioritize safety. Our Baltimore personal injury attorneys have seen firsthand how devastating motorcycle accidents can be…. read more

What Should a Letter of Representation Look Like for an Attorney in Maryland? 

If you’ve been hurt in an accident and hired a personal injury lawyer, one of the first steps your attorney will take is to send a letter of representation. In Maryland, this letter formally notifies the insurance company or other parties involved that you now have legal representation. It’s a key step in starting your… read more