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Linthicum Heights Car Accident Attorney
Respected Lawyer Helping Motor Vehicle Collision Victims in Linthicum Heights, Maryland
You cannot prepare to be involved in a car accident. A collision can strike without warning, producing injuries, expenses, and anguish. You need to do several things in the hours, days, and weeks following your crash, but your injuries may make this difficult. In addition, you may lack the legal knowledge, resources, and experience needed to handle insurance claims effectively.
When you partner with a dedicated personal injury lawyer from Whitlock Law, LLC, you do not have to handle these tasks on your own, and you will not need to worry about making costly mistakes. We will handle your claim and provide the support and guidance you need, always putting your best interests first. We will do everything possible to help you get as much compensation as you deserve. Se Habla Español.
Things You Need to Do After a Linthicum Heights, MD Motor Vehicle Collision
Multiple issues will require your attention after a car accident, such as:
- Doctor appointments, hospital stays, or surgeries
- Obtaining a copy of the police accident report
- Reporting your collision to your auto insurance provider
- Getting quotes to repair your vehicle, then arranging for service
- Finding physicians who will treat you for the promise of a future payment
- Physical or mental health therapy
Consult our "What To Do After a Car Accident" page for further details. When you call Whitlock Law, LLC for your free consultation, we can give you more advice tailored to your unique circumstances.
You will also need to identify the party responsible for your crash and file a claim against their policy for compensation. You cannot just blame someone without evidence that supports your claim. Often, an investigation is needed to discover why and how your accident happened and who was to blame. Most victims cannot investigate their collisions on their own, but Whitlock Law, LLC can help you make sure evidence demonstrating fault for your accident is gathered and preserved.
Car Accident Causes, Injuries, Damages, and Challenges
Many factors are involved in auto collisions. When negligent behavior is a contributing factor, you may qualify for compensation. Forms of negligence that often lead to crashes include:
- Speeding or driving too fast for conditions
- Distracted driving
- Fatigue, drugs, or alcohol
- Disregarding traffic laws
- Running red lights
- Improper merging
- Judgment errors
Some crashes have multiple contributing factors. In Maryland, you cannot recover compensation from other at-fault parties if you are partially responsible for your accident. Do not guess whether you are eligible; call Whitlock Law, LLC so we can assess your situation and explain your available options.
Various injuries are common in car crashes, such as:
- Broken bones
- Spinal cord damage, including paralysis
- Head, facial, and brain injuries
- Whiplash and concussions
- Organ and soft tissue damage
- Airbag and seat belt injuries
These and other physical injuries often cause significant expenses, and they can lead to mental and emotional trauma. You will probably need time away from work, possibly causing financial strain. Damages in personal injury claims refer to specific accident-related losses and the compensation or reimbursement you could receive for them.
We cannot tell you what damages you qualify for or the amounts you may receive until we evaluate your situation. However, many injured car accident victims receive compensation for:
- Medical and ongoing care costs
- Property damage
- Lost income
- Pain and suffering
- Diminished quality of life
We know how to calculate damages accurately, and we will fight aggressively to help you get the full amount you are due. Unfortunately, that is often easier said than done. Car crash claims have several potential complications, including:
- Determining liability in multiple-vehicle or commercial vehicle collisions
- Identifying hit-and-run drivers
- Dealing with uninsured/underinsured motorists
- Insurance company tactics designed to devalue your claim
- Government agency involvement
- Being incorrectly blamed for causing your crash
When you choose Whitlock Law, LLC, we will help you overcome these and other challenges.
The Whitlock Difference
Whitlock Law, LLC focuses on personal injury law. That gives us considerable experience, focused legal knowledge, resources, and skills we will use to your benefit. Attorney Whitlock has tried and won cases in all Maryland counties, Baltimore, and most counties in Virginia. She refuses to back down when protecting your best interests, and she will give you the personal attention and respect you deserve. 100+ five-star reviews show that our clients agree that we know how to win cases. When other lawyers are ready to give in, we are just getting started.
Call Our Dedicated Linthicum Heights Car Accident Lawyer
If you are looking for an attorney who will make a positive difference in the outcome of your case, contact Whitlock Law, LLC at 301-565-1655 now to schedule your free consultation. We are available to take your call 24/7. You will not owe us any fees unless we recover compensation for you.