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Holiday season is just around the corner with Thanksgiving coming up in three weeks, and then of course Christmas and New Years. Many people start wondering, do holidays increase car accidents? Should I let my teenagers with a valid license drive around to meet with their friends? Does Winter Break increase chances of a crash?…

New Nicotine Legislation in Maryland now changed the game, and only ’98 and older babies made the cut. That’s right, now in the state of Maryland you must be 21 or older to buy cigarettes, vapors, and cigars. Turns out, Maryland is not the only state, there are 14 other states among the United States…

Suffering a long-term disability can lead to many changes in your life – including how much your family has to spend on health care. Another significant financial blow could be the loss of your job. Hope is available for people with long-term disabilities in Maryland. A few different earning opportunities may exist, such as programs…

Pedestrians do not always have the right-of-way in Maryland. Sometimes, they must lawfully yield to drivers and bicyclists. At other times, however, a pedestrian may automatically have the right-of-way. If a driver ignores pedestrian rights-of-way and causes a collision, that driver may be liable for injuries and related bills. Understanding your rights as a pedestrian…