Baltimore Car Accident Lawyers: Causes of Head-On Collisions
January 31, 2017When a car accident involves a head-on collision, the results are often devastating. In most cases, this type of collision happens when both drivers are traveling at high speeds, which often means the victims suffer life-changing, sometimes fatal, injuries, despite standard safety features like crumple zones, air bags, seat belts, and bumpers. Common Causes of » Read More
Baltimore Car Accident Lawyers: Autonomous Cars and Crash Prevention
January 25, 2017According to experts in the automotive field, speeding is almost always a factor in car accidents. The faster a person is driving, the less time they have to react if they must come to a stop quickly. With the rise of autonomous vehicles, and the ability to control the cars’ speed on city streets, it » Read More
Baltimore Car Accident Lawyers: Obesity and Greater Risk of Fatality
January 19, 2017Being significantly overweight comes with a great deal of health risks, including diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, and certain types of cancer. According to researchers from the University of California Berkeley’s Safe Transportation and Research Education Center, obesity can also significantly increase the risk of fatal injury in a car accident. Considering the percentage » Read More
Baltimore Car Accident Lawyers: Car Headlights Test Reveals Potential Safety Hazard
May 2, 2016When driving at night or during inclement weather that causes impaired visibility, one of the first things you do is turn on the car’s headlights. You probably don’t even think about whether the headlights are powerful enough to keep you safe. In fact, a recent study shows that it is likely that they are not » Read More
Who is Liable in Hit and Run Car Accidents?
March 9, 2016When you get behind the wheel, you can do your best to control the way you drive, paying attention to speed limits and other traffic signs, making sure you are well rested, not using handheld devices while driving. What you cannot control is how other people drive or how they react if a wreck occurs. » Read More





