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Anne Arundel County Charging for Ambulance Rides (2020 Update)

Are you a local municipality looking to make a few extra bucks in this economy? Anne Arundel County has the answer: Starting next month, Anne Arundel County will reportedly start charging $500 for emergency ambulance rides. Anne Arundel County officials note that county residents will not be personally responsible for…

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Ad Damnum Amount in Complaint: Different Rules in Maryland and Virginia

Sandy Waterman’s Virginia Injury Attorney Blog points out that under Virginia law, Virginia injury lawyers can mention the ad damnum amount – the amount sought by Plaintiff’s lawyer in the complaint. The problem with this rule is that it uses accident lawyers’ form requests which usually seek as much as…

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Maryland Vehicle Accident Lawsuits That Go to Verdict

Jury Verdict Research released fresh data (2001-2008) last week that showed that the median compensatory award for motor vehicle accident lawsuits in Maryland is $11,925. Accident plaintiffs receive compensation in 71 percent of cases that go to trial. Another interesting tidbit is that rear-end collisions made up 37 percent of…

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RSD Claims in Accident Lawsuit Against Sam’s Club Leads to Small Verdict

Note: This post was updated in 2020 to provide more information on CPRS/RSD claims in Maryland. The Maryland Daily Record reports that a federal court awarded less than $10,000 to a Montgomery County woman claiming permanent injuries to her arm as the result of negligence at a Gaithersburg Sam’s Club.…

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Uninsured Auto Accidents Expected to Rise

The recession has created another problem for Maryland accident victims: more uninsured motorist accident lawsuits. A new study indicates that one in six drivers in the U.S. might be driving without insurance by 2010. Uninsured drivers had been declining because of sharper enforcement efforts. (In Maryland, the hammer is the…

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