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Annapolis Car Accident Attorneys
Attorneys Helping With Motor Vehicle Collisions in Annapolis, Maryland
As the capital of Maryland and home to the United States Naval Academy, St. John’s College, and many historical points of significance, Annapolis sees millions of visitors annually. Unfortunately, this vibrant city also sees its share of car accidents and other kinds of motor vehicle collisions. Maryland’s negligence laws can make it challenging to get the compensation you deserve unless you have a dedicated lawyer from Whitlock Law, LLC on your side.
Although many cases can be settled through negotiations, a civil lawsuit and trial is often the only way to get insurance companies to pay a reasonable amount. Whether you are a resident or visitor, you need an attorney who has dealt with the local court systems and understands what it takes to win cases. Attorney Whitlock has tried and won personal injury cases in every Maryland county and Baltimore, and she always puts your best interests first. Call us now to discuss your case and learn more about how we can help. Se Habla Espanol.
Kinds of Car Crashes We Can Help You With
Auto collisions can happen for many reasons, and determining why yours occurred is vital to establish liability and hold the at-fault parties accountable. Common causes include:
- Distracted drivers
- Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol
- Speeding or traveling too fast for conditions
- Failing to yield to a vehicle that has the right of way
- Disregarding traffic signals and signs
- Inexperienced drivers
- Roadway hazards, including construction zones
Most of these causes are forms of negligence, meaning that the person causing the collision did not use reasonable care to avoid harming others. Negligence is the basis for most personal injury claims.
Although the contributing factors for some crashes are obvious, other collisions require an investigation. When you choose Whitlock Law, LLC, we will investigate your collision for you and find evidence to support your claim.
Damages in Car Accident Claims
Car accidents often leave victims with multiple injuries, such as broken bones, organ damage, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage, burns, and seat belt and airbag injuries. Victims may face prolonged medical treatment and recovery periods, with medical expenses rising while no income is coming in. Along with the financial aspects of an injury, victims may also experience other losses that diminish their quality of life. Even worse, some victims lose their lives.
Damages in these cases are amounts of money intended to reimburse or compensate victims for losses resulting from a car crash. They may include:
- Medical treatment and ongoing care costs
- Lost wages
- Property damage
- Pain and suffering
- Loss of the ability to enjoy life
Families of fatal car collision victims may qualify to obtain additional damages through a wrongful death action. Case-specific factors will be considered to determine the damages you might receive, and your attorney from Whitlock Law, LLC will pursue every available dollar on your behalf.
How Whitlock Law, LLC Can Help With Your Motor Vehicle Collision Case
Maryland is one of only a few states that follow the principle of pure contributory negligence in personal injury cases. Under this doctrine, you cannot obtain compensation if you are partially responsible for causing your car crash. This is why consulting with Whitlock Law, LLC is so important. Many people incorrectly assume that they are ineligible for compensation, and they may choose not to pursue a claim when they could have. We cannot tell you if you qualify to file a claim until we investigate your accident, but we can promise that we will do everything in our power to help. When you partner with us, we will:
- Ensure that you receive the medical care you need
- File all case-related paperwork for you
- Handle all communications with insurance companies
- Negotiate a favorable settlement offer or take your case to trial if it is in your best interests
- Give you the personal attention and respect you deserve
- Keep you informed
Too many firms take cases for their own benefit, not to truly help their clients. They may advise you to settle for less than you deserve to avoid the hard work it takes to prepare and try a case in court. That will not happen when you choose Whitlock Law, LLC. We believe the client’s best interests are all that matters. Attorney Whitlock will personally handle your case, and she loves working hard. She will stand strong as your tenacious advocate, and her goal is to be the difference you need to receive fair treatment.
Schedule Your Free Consultation With an Annapolis, MD Car Accident Lawyer
Your car crash may have altered your life, and you deserve compensation. When you partner with Whitlock Law, LLC, you will benefit from our persistence and determination to get the best possible resolution for your case. Contact us 24/7 at 301-565-1655 to discuss your case with a diligent personal injury attorney. Your consultation is free, and you will not owe us fees unless we win. We serve clients in Annapolis and throughout Maryland and Virginia.