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Putting Premises Liability into the Mix: Trespassing

Trespassing Definition A trespasser is somebody whose presence is explicitly not permitted, but who got in anyways–so there are very little duties owed to the trespasser by the property owner. A trespasser has even less protection than a licensee, because if a trespasser arrives, he is not really there for any benefit of the owner […]

Personal Injury Case Settlements

January 2, 2018 Insurance Company Evaluation A lot of times, personal injury cases do settle. The settlements are based on the insurance company’s assessment of what will happen if a case is going to trial. Presenting the case to insurance company for evaluation, you need to say that you will be advocating for your clients […]

What Drivers Can Do to Maintain Pedestrian Safety

Melissa Carter | February 28, 2018 The majority of fatal pedestrian vs vehicle accidents could and should have been prevented — especially when they happen at intersections. If drivers were to follow the rules of the road and stay attentive, numerous deaths and catastrophic injuries would be avoided. How Drivers Can Help Let’s review a few […]

Salisbury Motorcycle Accident Causes Life-Threatening Injuries

Melissa Carter | February 6, 2018 Traffic jams around Baltimore or on the Beltway are frequent enough to convince a person to use a motorcycle to get around. Bikes are one of the easiest and fuel-efficient ways to travel around Maryland and beyond. But the low profile and smaller size of the vehicles can make them harder […]

The Danger of Permitted Left Turns

Melissa Carter | March 22, 2018 Drivers get two main types of left turns at stoplights: permitted left turns and protected left turns. Left Turns: Permitted vs Protected A protected left turn means that the left turn lane is light controlled on its own. Drivers have to wait for that green arrow to make their turn. […]