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Maryland Thanksgiving Week Traffic Predicted Highest Since 2005

Maryland road warriors… If you’re heading out of town or state for Thanksgiving, expect plenty of company. AAA reports that nationally, motor vehicle travel for Thanksgiving week 2019 is expected to increase by 3 percent compared to last year – with some 49.3 million cars hitting the road in the…

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Maryland Halloween Safety Alert : Avoid Child Pedestrian – Auto Accidents

Halloween is such a fun and joyful time for children and parents alike. But as you’re dressing up those little princesses and superheroes for trick-or-treating this year, take steps to prevent motor vehicle accidents with pedestrians. According to the National Safety Council (NSC), the risk for children being killed in…

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Maryland Dog Lovers : Is Your Pooch a Backseat Driver?

Over the years, we’ve devoted several blog articles to the many causes of distracted driving. The main related offenses that can lead to serious and even fatal Maryland distracted driving accidents include talking on cell phones and texting, eating, applying makeup, adjusting the GPS, conversing with passengers (especially for teenagers), and…

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Maryland Driver’s Licenses and the Real ID : One Million Drivers Need to File Documentation

If you’ve heard about the Real ID but aren’t sure what it is and whether you have one, you’re not alone. However, this directly affects your Maryland Driver’s License, and if you haven’t filed the required documentation, you may be at risk for having your license recalled. Here’s some information…

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Maryland Pedestrian Accident Fatalities on the Rise

With distracted driving becoming a life-threatening hazard on our roadways, it may come as no surprise that pedestrian accidents and fatalities are increasing as well. While vehicle safety enhancements have helped to protect drivers and passengers in the event of an auto accident, pedestrians are still just as much at…

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Warning Maryland Parents: AAA’s “100 Deadliest Days” for Teenage Drivers Underway

School’s out for summer! And that means more novice teenage drivers out on our Maryland back roads, city streets and highways. For parents and all Maryland motorists, this should be cause for concern. The AAA reports that novice drivers are at greater risk for serious motor vehicle accidents, with an…

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Maryland Driver Alert : NHTSA Investigates Air Bag Units in 12 Million Vehicles Following Fatal Crashes Where Air Bags Failed to Deploy

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has expanded its investigation of potentially defective air bag systems to include 12 million vehicles going back a decade. The investigation began after air bags failed to deploy during two serious front-end crashes involving 2018 and 2019 Toyota Corollas. Now, the investigation has…

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Maryland’s “Move Over Law” Expands to Include More Vehicles, Protect More Workers

It’s a common site on Maryland’s busy roadways: A police officer approaches a vehicle he or she has pulled over in the highway breakdown lane. Or a tow truck driver assists a motorist broken down on the side of the road. Or an ambulance responds to the scene of a…

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Maryland Law Increases Workers’ Compensation Pay for Correctional Officers

Every day, Maryland’s hard-working first responders and law enforcement officers put themselves in harm’s way to protect the public. Now, Maryland correctional officers now join our state’s police officers and firefighters in receiving better workplace injury compensation. On May 15, 2018, Governor Larry Hogan signed Maryland House Bill 205 into…

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Maryland Enhanced Underinsured Motorist Coverage : What the New Law Means to You

Most Maryland motorists would most likely admit that reading over their auto insurance policy isn’t high on their to-do lists. However, as experienced Baltimore car accident attorneys, we know too well from our clients’ traffic mishaps that not knowing what your auto insurance covers can turn out to be very…

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