A.Y. Gross Law

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Business Law, Appellate Law, Personal Injury Law

“He was by my side in and my corner the whole time he didn't make me any promisses he couldn't keep and he got my the very best outcome imaginable because of him i get to be there to raise my kids i am forever in his debt and i would highly recommend ...”

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Albers & Associates

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Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Gun Permit Assistance

“Hello there are so on point with the case they working on if at any time you have a question about your case and you call but they not there you will most definitely get a call right back within 20 minutes far as I know there are down too earth.”

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Collins Legal Group

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Police Brutality, Medical Malpractice, Discrimination

“Thea best Lawyer is Baltimore, The Collins Legal Group is always very responsive, professional, they treated my case with care, and they aren't satisfied unless their clients are satisfied and that's what I love.”

FAQs

If I was in an accident and the at-fault driver left the scene, is there any way I can recover damages for my injuries?

Under Maryland law, drivers are required to purchase uninsured/underinsured (UM/UIM) motorist bodily injury liability insurance coverage of at least $30,000 in damages per person/$60,000 per accident. In circumstances where an at-fault driver leaves the scene or does not have liability insurance, you can pursue a UM/UIM claim with your own insurance company to recover damages.

Who will pay my accident-related medical bills?

According to the Maryland Insurance Administration, personal injury protection (PIP) and Medical payments coverage (MedPay) will both pay for immediate and necessary medical treatment following a motor vehicle accident. Your health insurance coverage will usually, but not always, pick up when those coverages are exhausted.

How long will it take to settle my claim?

The time it takes to settle a personal injury case is impossible to predict, particularly if the case is complex or liability is unclear. If a fair settlement cannot be reached, your case may proceed to trial.

How do I know whether or not I have a case?

You will not have to make this determination on your own. You should contact a personal injury attorney and set up a free initial consultation to discuss your situation. The attorney will be able to offer you information based on the facts of your case, such as who you can sue and how long you have to file your case in court.

How much will it cost me to get legal representation in a Maryland personal injury claim?

Most Maryland personal injury attorneys, including Collins Legal Group, LLC, offer a free initial consultation and will handle your case on a contingency basis, meaning you will not have to pay any fees unless you receive a reward for your injuries.

We try to answer commonly asked questions like these on the FAQ page of our website.

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Joyce & Associates

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“I can't discuss the facts, but I can say that Kevin and Christine Joyce are two very intelligent, caring, and capable lawyers whom have made my son thier client, altho I retained them.”

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(301) 990-4900 View Profile

Mark G. Chalpin

(6)

Personal Injury, Civil Litigation, Landlord/Tenant

“He represented me on a complex and difficult case with thousands of pages of detailed material that he had to closely review in a fairly short period of time.”

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Adelberg Rudow

(1)

Blog, Community Involvement, Legal Resources

“I used to go to the Colts games with Harry Adelberg and David Rudow.”

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Law Offices of Will Hudson

(4)

“Hudson would put me totally at ease because of his professionalism, his compassionate responses to my inquires, his wealth of knowledge, and his willingness to share information, I get misty eyes.”

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(410) 539-4220 View Profile

Law Offices of John L. Friedman

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Criminal Defense, Debt Collection, Traffic Violations

“His firm located the deadbeat and got the wheel turning for me to process paperwork for a collection action first and court case when he decides he won't pay back the money he borrowed from me.”