WGK Personal Injury Lawyers | October 4, 2024 | Wrongful Death
If you suffer an injury due to someone else’s misconduct, you can sue them for personal injury. But what happens if the victim dies from their injuries? Maryland’s wrongful death statute allows certain parties to file a wrongful death lawsuit against the responsible party. Standing to Sue If a famous politician dies, you cannot use… read more
WGK Personal Injury Lawyers | September 20, 2024 | Birth Injuries
Childbirth complications are every mother’s nightmare. Unfortunately, Umbilical cord prolapse is one of the most dangerous complications. It is the baby, not the mother, who is in most danger of an umbilical cord prolapse. If you have experienced this type of childbirth complication, it is important to understand how medical malpractice can occur and what… read more
WGK Personal Injury Lawyers | September 13, 2024 | Motorcycle Accidents
Helmet laws in Maryland can seem a bit tricky. However, helmets are considered to be one of the safest pieces of gear for motorcyclists and bicyclists. They are known to decrease the chances of suffering a traumatic brain injury or head injury. According to the National Institute of Health, bicycle helmets reduce head injuries by… read more
WGK Personal Injury Lawyers | September 6, 2024 | Car Accidents
There’s a relatively common view in the general public that you can safely drive a couple of miles per hour (MPH) over the speed limit – and this view persists in Baltimore, Maryland. However, strictly speaking, the police can give you a ticket if you even drive just one MPH over the posted speed limit…. read more
WGK Personal Injury Lawyers | August 30, 2024 | Car Accidents
When your car is wrecked, it loses value. We refer to that as diminished value. Even if your vehicle is repaired, it may lose value because of an accident. The vehicle’s diminished value is equal to the difference between the value of your car before the accident and the value of your car after the… read more
WGK Personal Injury Lawyers | August 15, 2024 | Personal Injury
When a person files a personal injury claim in Maryland, they seek compensation for their financial losses or economic damages. However, monetary losses are only one element of a personal injury case. An injured party may also experience pain and suffering because of their injuries and the trauma of the accident. These damages are called… read more
WGK Personal Injury Lawyers | August 6, 2024 | News
Every year, the 4th of July brings communities together in celebration of our nation’s independence. For Dundalk, MD, this tradition is highlighted by the annual 4th of July parade, a cherished event that embodies the spirit of togetherness and local pride. The team at WGK Personal Injury Lawyers was honored to sponsor and participate in… read more
WGK Personal Injury Lawyers | July 30, 2024 | Personal Injury
Maryland offers three types of damages that you might qualify for due to a personal injury claim—economic, non-economic, and punitive damages. Non-economic damages amount to the majority of most sizable personal injury claims and include numerous sub-components, including ‘loss of enjoyment of life,’ ‘pain and suffering,’ ‘emotional distress,’ and more. Preliminary Considerations Two preliminary considerations… read more
WGK Personal Injury Lawyers | July 24, 2024 | Personal Injury
The Baltimore Museum of Art attracts visitors of all ages worldwide. While visitors explore various exhibits and art collections, few expect to suffer an injury. However, accidents and injuries can occur anywhere. Knowing what steps to take if you or a loved one have been injured at the Baltimore Museum of Art can make a… read more
WGK Personal Injury Lawyers | July 24, 2024 | Car Accidents
If you are involved in a traffic accident in Maryland, the law requires you to stop and comply with the obligations in the state’s Transportation Code. Generally, the law requires you to render reasonable assistance to injured parties, provide your information to the other drivers, and give your information to the responding officers. Leaving the… read more