If you are involved in a vehicle collision it can be a confusing and intimidating experience.  Especially if, despite being buckled in and the air bag doing what it is supposed to do, you suffered an injury.  Even minor injuries can result in emergency room and doctor visits, time away from your job and mental stress that modifies your quality of life.
 

Although Maryland generally requires motorists to carry personal injury protection (PIP) insurance benefits,  it still utilizes the tort system.  Thus, fault is established and the driver deemed "at-fault" has to compensate all injured parties through their liability insurance company.  The insurance company is in business to make money not to treat you fairly.  The more premiums they take in and the less paid out in claims results in higher insurance company profits.  The insurance company's adjusters are trained to get the injured victim to sign a release for as little as possible.  If a lawsuit is filed, the insurance companies have well-paid lawyers on their payroll.
 

These claims are accepted on a contingency fee basis, if there is no recovery there is no legal fee.
 

There is no charge for a consultation.