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Bladensburg Birthday Party Hit And Run Leaves One Dead

A devastating hit-and-run at a child’s birthday party in Bladensburg left one woman dead and more than a dozen people injured, including several children. Reports indicate the car drove through a front-yard tent near Annapolis Road, with chaos unfolding as neighbors and first responders lifted the vehicle off trapped victims.…

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Maryland Court Affirms Right to File Airline Injury Claims in State Court

If you were injured during a flight that ended in Maryland, you may have the right to sue the airline in a Maryland court. A recent appellate decision confirms that victims of in-flight injuries can file suit locally when the airline regularly conducts business in the state. You do not…

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Understanding Your Rights After a Pedestrian Accident in Washington DC

If you were struck by a vehicle while walking in Washington DC, you may be entitled to compensation. Recent reports show that pedestrian fatalities in the District have risen sharply, with city officials recording some of the highest numbers in years. The combination of heavy traffic, distracted driving, and dangerous…

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Maryland Court Upholds Government Immunity in Workplace Mold Exposure Case

If you work in a historic government building in Maryland and experience health problems, you might wonder whether you can file a lawsuit. A recent decision by Maryland’s intermediate appellate court found that a county remains immune from liability in a mold exposure case tied to building maintenance duties. The…

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Missed Deadlines Can End Personal Injury Claims in Maryland and Washington, D.C.

Tourist activities, such as Segway rentals, guided walking tours, and bike excursions, bring crowds to cities like Washington, D.C., and nearby areas of Maryland. While these outings can be enjoyable, they sometimes result in serious accidents. When a visitor or local resident gets hurt due to someone else’s carelessness, they…

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Fatal I-495 Pedestrian Crash in Maryland Raises Questions About Roadside Safety and Liability

Pedestrian fatalities do not only happen in crosswalks or downtown intersections. A recent early morning crash on I-495 in Prince George’s County shows how quickly danger can escalate when a vehicle is left on the shoulder and someone attempts to cross fast-moving lanes of traffic. Reports confirmed that the incident…

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Pursuing Negligence Claims After an Accident Involving Large Vehicles

Living in the Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, DC area means navigating busy roads filled with a mix of passenger vehicles, large commercial trucks, and municipal transit services like buses and shuttles. While these large vehicles are essential for moving people and goods, they also pose significant risks when accidents occur.…

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