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After a car accident, most people think there are only two options: Wait for the at-fault driver’s insurance to pay, or Start paying medical bills out of pocket. In Maryland, there’s often a third option that can provide early financial relief: Maryland PIP (Personal Injury Protection) PIP can help cover medical bills and (in many cases) some wage loss regardless of fault, which can be a lifeline while the liability claim is still being “investigated.” This article explains what Maryland PIP...

Many injured people hesitate to hire a personal injury lawyer because they fear it will “make things worse.” They think: “The insurance company will get mad.” “They’ll drag it out.” “It’ll turn into a fight.” “Maybe they’ll pay faster if I’m nice.” Here’s the truth, especially in Maryland: If the insurance company were going to pay you full value voluntarily, most people wouldn’t need lawyers. Insurance companies fight when you hire a lawyer because the case becomes: More documented More...

Most people know there’s a “statute of limitations.” But in real Maryland injury cases, the bigger danger is this: Hidden deadlines that hit long before the three-year mark. These traps can destroy strong cases even when the other driver was clearly at fault—because evidence disappears, notice rules apply, and insurers stall until it’s too late. This post explains the major timing issues that matter in Maryland crash claims and what to do to avoid them. If you’re unsure how to protect...