Truck Accident Statute of Limitation in Maryland

by Dave Gormley | Posted in Personal Injury | Reading Time: 4 minutes

Truck Accident Statute of Limitation in Maryland

After a truck accident, you might be trying to piece things together—dealing with injuries and medical bills and figuring out what steps to take. Maryland law has specific deadlines for truck accident cases, which can stop you from getting the compensation you need. Talk to a Waldorf personal injury attorney today. And discover everything you...

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Assault Charges in Maryland – What You Need To Know

by Tucker Clagett | Posted in DUI/DWI & Criminal Law | Reading Time: 4 minutes

A police planning to arrest a driver who is suspended from driving.

Assault is a much broader category of crimes than you think. Most people think a criminal charge for assault must involve something fairly serious (like a punch or slap). But assault charges can be for much less than that. Assault is technically defined as the unlawful touching of another person. That can include almost anything!...

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Can Bankruptcy Help With My Gambling Debt?

by Dave Gormley | Posted in Bankruptcy & Foreclosure | Reading Time: 6 minutes

As the gambling options in Maryland have continued to grow, I have seen more and more people in Charles, St. Mary’s and Prince George’s County who need to file for bankruptcy because of their gambling debts. The problem is that the number of people dealing with gambling addiction continues to grow. With the legalization of...

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Rental Cars After A Car Accident

by Tucker Clagett | Posted in Personal Injury | Reading Time: 5 minutes

If your car is in the shop after an accident in Southern Maryland, you can get a rental vehicle through the other driver’s insurance. They must provide a comparable vehicle, not a downgrade. If liability is delayed or denied, you may need to use your own rental coverage or pay upfront and seek reimbursement. Contact...

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Three Ways to Stop an Eviction in Maryland in 2021

by Tucker Clagett | Posted in Bankruptcy & Foreclosure | Reading Time: 6 minutes

The Federal Eviction Moratorium was recently stricken down by the Supreme Court. Thousands of tenants in Maryland are subject to eviction. Congress has done nothing to renew it, so there is no federal lgal protection from eviction right now. If you, or someone you know, is subject to an eviction because they fell behind on...

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Maryland Car Accident Statute of Limitations: Deadlines & Legal Time Limits for Filing a Claim

by Tucker Clagett | Posted in Personal Injury | Reading Time: 4 minutes

Car Accident Statute of Limitations in Maryland

Car accidents can lead to significant physical, emotional, and financial challenges, and you don’t want to miss out on the opportunity to recover the compensation you need to recover. If you’ve been injured in a car accident in Maryland, understanding the car accident statute of limitations is critical. Missing key deadlines can mean losing your...

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How Is a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Payment Plan Calculated?

by Dave Gormley | Posted in Bankruptcy & Foreclosure | Reading Time: 5 minutes

Bankruptcy can be an intimidating time for individuals and families. Many myths and cautionary tales abound about what to expect during bankruptcy proceedings. While Chapter 13 bankruptcy is undoubtedly a big undertaking, it is a way for you to gather your financial footing if you find yourself overburdened with debt.  During a Chapter 13 bankruptcy,...

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No Personal Injury Protection for Motorcycles in Maryland

by Tucker Clagett | Posted in Personal Injury | Reading Time: 4 minutes

Motorcycle riders in Maryland already know there are many ways the law treats you differently than car drivers. Here is one more: Motorcycle riders are not usually provided with PIP insurance in Maryland. In our opinion, this law does not make logical sense and should be changed. If you need a Waldorf motorcycle accident attorney,...

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Resolving Your Workers’ Compensation Claim

by Tucker Clagett | Posted in Workers' Compensation | Reading Time: 10 minutes

If you are reading this, we are at the end of your workers’ compensation claim. At this stage, there are several options and you have to make several decisions. I created this post so you can review your options and understand the basics before we discuss exactly how this would work in your case. This...

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How To Process A Simple Estate in Maryland

by Nasheia Smith | Posted in Wills & Estates | Reading Time: 7 minutes

This article is meant as a short overview of the urgent things you must do when someone passes away and you have to open an estate in Maryland. It is meant for the spouse or close relative who finds themselves in the unhappy and usually surprising situation where they need this information. We are estate planning...

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