Maryland Personal Injury, Insurance Claim & Case Analysis Articles

 

Over the course of the last decade, Eric T. Kirk has published articles addressing Maryland personal injury claims, car accident cases, truck accident cases, workers’ compensation claims, denied homeowners insurance claims, and insurance disputes involving fault, causation, damages, repair scope, and claim value.

If you have been injured in an accident, hurt at work, or involved in a dispute with an insurance company over a denied, delayed, or underpaid claim, these articles may help identify the legal issues that matter. If you cannot find what you are looking for, you may contact the firm to discuss whether legal review is appropriate.

What Federal Trucking Safety Rules May Matter After a Baltimore Truck Accident? 
Can An Insurance Adjuster Leverage Them Against You? Federal trucking regulations govern who may operate a commercial truck, how trucking companies maintain their vehicles, how long drivers may remain...
Compensation From An Insurance Company Because They Mishandled Baltimore Personal Injury Claim?
The insurance claims process can be enormously frustrating for the claimant, or individual seeking insurance proceeds. A certain amount of conflict is inherent in this situation. On the one hand you h...
Should I Seek Legal Consultation After Being Involved In A Car Accident?
If you are involved in a motor vehicle accident, there are really only two outcomes. Either you caused the car accident, or someone else caused the car accident. There is a third possibility- ext...
Who Pays Medical Bills After a Baltimore Car Accident?
Why Do I Still Owe Medical Bills After a Car Accident? Usually your medical bills get paid first by whatever source is available now, not by the final person who may ultimately be responsible. The big...
Am I Entitled To Collect Lost Wages For Time Spent Going To The Physical Therapist After An Accident?
In the wake of an automobile accident or another personal injury-causing event the classic, paradigmatic, wage loss claim is one in which a doctor takes an individual out of work, i.e. issues a...
Why Would You Use Your Own Insurance If You Were Not At Fault for a Baltimore Car Accident?
Because sometimes your own coverage is the fastest practical way to deal with immediate loss. Even when you were not at fault, your own insurance may be the best way to get the vehicle repaired, secur...
What Are My Options If The Insurance Company Won’t Pay My Baltimore Car Accident Claim?
If the insurance company will not pay your Baltimore car accident claim, your options usually depend first on what kind of claim it is. A third-party liability denial and a first-party coverage disput...
Who Can Bring A Baltimore Personal Injury Claim Against?
As Attorney Eric T. Kirk will tell you. Individuals Other Than The Driver May Be Responsible for A Maryland Car Accident Transcript There certainly can be. In Maryland, there’s a presumptio...
Do I Pay Medical Bills For A Baltimore Work-Related Injury?
Do I Have to Pay My Medical Bills for a Work-Related Injury in Maryland? Direct Answer: No. Under Maryland law, your employer or their workers’ compensation insurance carrier is responsible for...
Do I Have To Give A Recorded Statement After Baltimore Auto Accident Case?
You generally must cooperate with your own insurance company after a Maryland car accident, but you do not have to give a voluntary recorded statement to the insurance company for the other side. The...
Can Social Media Or Internet Information Be Used To Prove A Case Against Me In Court?
Yes. Social media posts, internet content, photographs, comments, messages, and publicly available online records may be used in court if the rules of evidence are satisfied. The fact that something a...