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Greenbelt Car Accident Attorney
Dedicated Lawyers Helping Injured Auto Collision Victims in Greenbelt, Maryland
Car accidents happen every day, but that does not make dealing with the aftermath any easier. Your injuries can leave you with mounting medical bills, while being unable to work produces no income. You may be entitled to compensation if another party's negligence was responsible for your crash and your injuries. However, recovering from a car accident is challenging enough without the added stress of dealing with legal matters.
When you partner with Whitlock Law, LLC, your personal injury lawyer will handle all aspects of your case, providing the legal guidance and support you need while you recover. Our extensive experience and proven track record of winning motor vehicle collision claims make us the clear choice if you are looking for an attorney who refuses to back down from protecting your best interests. We will provide you with a complimentary consultation, so call 301-565-1655 now to learn more about how we can help. Se Habla Español.
Understanding Your Eligibility for Compensation After a Car Accident
Car accident claims are usually based on negligence. This legal concept means that someone did not use the same reasonable care that another person would have in the same situation to avoid harming you. Negligent human errors that could give you grounds to collect compensation include:
- Speeding
- Distracted driving
- Failing to yield the right of way
- Driving too fast for the road's conditions
- Judgment errors
- Aggressive driving
- Driving after using drugs or alcohol
- Improper passing or merging
- Driving while fatigued
Drivers are not the only ones who can cause a crash. Many truck accidents result from tire blowouts or failed brakes. Pedestrians can suddenly appear on roadways, and broken pavement or potholes can contribute to motorcycle or bicycle accidents. Inclement weather and animals darting in front of moving vehicles also cause many collisions. While a few accidents are unavoidable, most result from human error.
In Maryland, you cannot share any responsibility for causing your collision if you plan to collect compensation. Many injured victims mistakenly believe they share fault, and they may choose not to pursue claims as a result. Calling Whitlock Law, LLC is the best way to determine your eligibility.
Damages in Greenbelt, Maryland Auto Collisions
The injuries victims sustain in car crashes may be minor or severe, and various types of medical treatments and care may be needed. Broken bones, whiplash, bruising, facial injuries, head and brain injuries, organ damage, and spinal cord injuries are common, with more serious injuries needing more intense and prolonged medical care. You may need to take a few days, weeks, or months off work, which will probably create a financial strain. In addition to these costs, your car likely needs to be repaired or replaced. Along with an accident-related financial burden, many injured victims also experience other intangible losses that could result in a reduced quality of life.
In legal matters, damages refer to the specific losses you have suffered or the funds that could reimburse or compensate you for them. Every victim's damages are different because unique factors are used to determine them. However, you might qualify to receive damages for:
- Medical and ongoing care costs
- Property damage
- Lost income
- Loss of enjoyment of life
- Damage to personal relationships
- Pain and suffering
Even though you may qualify for compensation, that does not mean that getting an amount that will cover all of your losses will be easy. You could face several significant challenges that could reduce your payout if your case is not handled incorrectly. When you choose Whitlock Law, LLC, we will take all possible measures can to help you recover the full amount of compensation you deserve.
The Whitlock Difference
Although some lawyers are happy to work on cases with minimal effort and accept unfavorable results, Whitlock Law, LLC is not afraid of hard work, and we refuse to accept mediocre results. We know the many complications car accident cases can have, and we also know how to overcome them. Our focus on personal injury matters means we understand the applicable laws and how to apply them to your case effectively.
If we cannot negotiate an acceptable settlement due to an insurance company's refusal to treat you fairly, we will put our considerable trial experience to work for you. Attorney Whitlock has won trials across Maryland and throughout most of Virginia, and her dedication has resulted in more than 100 positive reviews and five-star ratings from satisfied clients. Still, she will personally keep you informed about your case's progress. From facilitating medical care and filing your claim to establishing liability and working diligently to get every available dollar, your best interests will always come first.
Call Our Greenbelt Car Accident Lawyer Today
You can trust Whitlock Law, LLC to stand as your tenacious advocate after a car crash, working diligently to make a real difference in the outcome of your case. Contact our firm by calling 301-565-1655 to arrange your free consultation with our highly effective Greenbelt, Maryland motor vehicle accident attorney. Our team will answer your call 24/7. You will not pay us any fees unless we successfully recover compensation in your case.