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Maryland Motorcycle Accident Lawyer Blog

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Determining Liability in Maryland Bicycle Accidents

Each accident is different, and when it comes to determining which party was responsible for causing a Maryland bicycle accident, courts consider a number of factors. Of course, accidents involving drunk driving, or other violations of the traffic law, make determining fault easier; however, even in these situations the accident…

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Can a Motorcycle Passenger Hold a Driver Liable for Injuries in a Maryland Motorcycle Accident?

Most Maryland motorcycle accidents involve only one person on the motorcycle because, while motorcycles are designed to carry a single passenger, they are more commonly operated by the driver alone. However, each year, there are hundreds of motorcycle accidents in which there is a passenger on the bike who is…

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The Importance of Conducting a Thorough Investigation Following a Maryland Motorcycle Accident

When it comes to determining who was at fault in a Maryland motorcycle accident, the task is not always a simple one. While some motorcycle accidents involve only two vehicles and what happened in the moments leading up to the collision can be readily determined by surveying the scene, other…

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Maryland Motorcycle Accidents Caused by Improper Passing and Lane Changes

Each year, about 60 people are killed in Maryland motorcycle accidents. Improper lane changes, including passing another motorist where it is prohibited or unsafe to do so, account for a large number of these fatal accidents. A motorist may make an improper lane change for a number of reasons. The…

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Court Dismisses Case Against Contractors that Planned and Landscaped Foliage that Obscured Motorists’ Vision

Recently, a state appellate court issued a written opinion in a personal injury case requiring the court to determine if a group of city contractors that designed and landscaped the foliage around an intersection could be held liable after a motorist was killed at the intersection. Ultimately, the court concluded…

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