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Riverdale Park Car Accident Lawyer
Trusted Motor Vehicle Collision Attorney for Injuries in Riverdale Park, Maryland
Nobody expects to be involved in a car accident, but over 100,000 car crashes occur in Maryland every year. Many of these collisions produce injuries, and crash-related fatalities are also on the rise. The injuries you sustain, or the death of a loved one in a car crash, can have long-lasting effects. When another party's negligence is to blame, you deserve compensation.
Qualifying for compensation does not mean that receiving a fair amount is guaranteed. In fact, insurance companies typically try to avoid paying claims. These claims can also include various complications that may stand between you and a favorable case result. Working with a proven personal injury lawyer from Whitlock Law, LLC can significantly increase the likelihood of success. We offer free consultations, so call now. Se Habla Español.
How Negligence Can Cause Riverdale Park, MD Car Crashes
Every driver has a legal duty to use reasonable care to avoid causing accidents that harm others. As the basis for most personal injury claims, negligence involves the failure to behave like most people would in the same situation, whether by action or omission. Examples of negligent driving behaviors include:
- Running red lights or stop signs
- Distracted driving
- Driving while intoxicated or impaired by drugs
- Drowsy driving
- Failing to use turn signals
- Speeding or driving too fast for conditions
- Failing to check blind spots before merging
- Aggressive or reckless driving
- Following too closely
Knowingly driving an unsafe vehicle, such as one with faulty brakes or a cracked windshield that limits visibility, is also negligent behavior. Most people understand that these and other human errors will likely result in otherwise avoidable collisions.
Government agencies that fail to maintain roads and traffic signals may also be found negligent if potholes, malfunctioning traffic lights, burned-out street lights, or other improperly maintained infrastructure contributed to causing a crash.
Obtaining Compensation After Riverdale Park Motor Vehicle Collisions
If someone else's negligence caused your injuries, you deserve to receive compensation that will cover your accident-related losses. However, many factors may present challenges that you need to overcome, such as:
- Determining liability when commercial vehicles like tractor-trailer trucks are involved
- Complying with strict procedures in claims against government entities
- Finding the at-fault party in hit-and-run crashes
- Unraveling fault in multiple-vehicle collisions
- Filing uninsured or underinsured motorist claims against your own auto insurance policy
- Assessing your own degree of fault
In Maryland, strict contributory negligence laws bar you from obtaining compensation if you share fault for causing your crash. Many injured victims assume they bear fault and do not file claims. However, consulting with a knowledgeable lawyer from Whitlock Law, LLC can help you understand your legal options, which may include eligibility to file an insurance claim.
Damages differ depending on case-specific factors, but you may qualify for:
- Lost income
- Medical expenses
- Property damage
- Replacement services
- Pain and suffering
- Other intangible consequences that adversely impact your quality of life
Your attorney from Whitlock Law, LLC will evaluate your damages and help you collect the highest available amount.
The Whitlock Difference
Many claims can be settled through negotiations without needing to file a civil lawsuit and take your case to trial. Some attorneys suggest accepting a settlement offer because they do not want the hassle of preparing or trying your case, even if they know that you could receive a higher amount through a lawsuit. Others lack vital litigation experience.
When you choose Whitlock Law, LLC, we will try to settle your claim for the maximum available amount. If insurers refuse to offer a reasonable settlement amount, Attorney Whitlock will use her considerable experience to take your case to court. She has won cases in Baltimore, all Maryland counties, and most counties in Virginia. She is not afraid of hard work if that is what it takes to achieve the best possible results for your claim.
Call Our Riverdale Park Car Accident Attorney Now
If you want to achieve a favorable resolution to your car accident claim, you need an experienced lawyer who is determined to win. Whitlock Law, LLC can handle your case effectively and fight to maximize the compensation you can receive. Contact us 24/7 at 301-565-1655 for your free consultation with our dedicated Riverdale Park, Maryland motor vehicle accident attorney. You will not pay upfront fees, and we will not charge you fees unless we recover compensation for you.