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What if Your Car Registration was Expired at the Time of the Crash?
Even though it is against the law to drive your car while the registration is expired, it is unlikely this will affect your ability to seek compensation after an accident. Below, the Baltimore car accident attorneys from Peter T. Nicholl Law Offices discuss why an expired tag is usually irrelevant to a claim. In Maryland, if […]
Read moreAsbestos Exposure Risks for Those in the US Armed Forces
You have probably heard about how common asbestos was for much of the 20th century. It was quite common in the U.S. military. In fact, every branch of the U.S. Armed Forces used asbestos-containing materials when building military vehicles, such as tanks, aircraft and trucks. Asbestos-containing products were also used in the construction of many […]
Read moreWhat are the Medical Costs for Treating Lead Paint Poisoning?
With so many old houses in the Baltimore area and around Maryland, there is a significant risk for exposure to lead-based paint. Much like asbestos, when lead paint is disturbed, it can chip away and become airborne. You could easily breathe this in and suffer lead paint poisoning. While there are treatments available, they could […]
Read moreWho is Liable for a Crash Caused by a Sudden Medical Emergency?
If you get hit by another car whose driver was in violation of traffic laws, the other driver is most likely going to be held financially liable for your damages. However, there can be exceptions to this general rule. For example, the other driver may not be held liable if he or she was experiencing […]
Read moreWhy Can Some Lawsuits be Resolved More Quickly Than Others?
If you get injured because of someone else’s carelessness, you may think about filing a lawsuit or insurance claim. You may also be concerned about how long it may take to resolve the case and receive compensation. Doctor’s offices and hospitals are going to want payment for the treatment they provide, and you still need […]
Read moreWhat are the Risks of Asbestos in Drinking Water?
People are often surprised to learn asbestos has not been officially banned in the United States. While this is concerning, use of asbestos in the U.S. is nowhere near as widespread as it once was. However, it is still possible to encounter asbestos in old buildings or old products. Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral, […]
Read moreLegal Options Available for Mesothelioma Victims During COVID-19
Time is of the essence for those diagnosed with mesothelioma. Often, this condition is not diagnosed until the later stages, and victims may not have much more than a year or year and a half. Any delays can be a big deal for victims and families, and the coronavirus pandemic may lead to delays in […]
Read moreHow is a Plaintiff Paid Once a Personal Injury Case is Won?
Once a case has settled, injury victims are usually eager to receive funds and many have questions about that process. Will I get paid right away? Will I receive my settlement check in the mail? A lawyer may be able to provide an estimate of when you can expect the check to arrive, but there […]
Read moreDoes Having Gap Insurance Help Me After a Car Accident?
If your car becomes totaled in a crash and its value is less than the amount still owed on your loan, the remaining balance will need to be paid. This balance could be significant, ranging in the thousands of dollars. In these situations, having gap insurance has its advantages. Gap insurance is a commonly overlooked […]
Read moreWhat is the Difference Between Asbestosis and Mesothelioma?
Asbestosis and mesothelioma are both incurable diseases caused by asbestos exposure. They can cause havoc in the lungs and share symptoms comparable to pneumonia, such as shortness of breath, persistent cough, chest pain and loss of appetite. However, that is where the similarities end. These diseases are very different when it comes to symptoms, health […]
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