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answered on Jun 6, 2018
No.
Maryland Code
TRANSPORTATION
TITLE 22 - VEHICLE LAWS - EQUIPMENT OF VEHICLES
Subtitle 4 - Other Equipment
Section 22-403 - Mirrors.
§ 22-403. Mirrors.
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(b) Motor vehicles - Registered in this State.- Every motor vehicle... View More 
I was in an accident where my side view mirror was damaged and some cosmetic scrapes along side the driver's door. No one was hurt so I opted to file a claim with their insurance. At the time of this post, I am awaiting payment. Their appraiser came out a took a report/pics. I figured the... View More
answered on Feb 25, 2018
No. You can only collect once. The obvious benefit of collecting from the at-fault driver is that you are not out-of-pocket for your deductible (although if the other driver is determined to be at fault, you will get your deductible back). If you need the $250 now, get more aggressive with the... View More
answered on Feb 2, 2018
You can file it either in DC where the accident occurred, or where the person who hit your resides. If you were hit by a commercial vehicle that does business in multiple jurisdictions, you may have additional options. You should contact a personal injury lawyer in DC or MD.
earnings for someone who didn't have an annual salary?
answered on Jan 29, 2018
To maximize the recovery, you will need an economist, and almost certainly a vocational expert. Consult with a personal injury attorney for more information.
answered on Jan 24, 2018
Assuming that you broke your tooth on a piece of bone or something else that should not have been in the Turkey Jerky, you have a claim. Not to minimize what happened, but the problem you may have in finding a lawyer is what appears to be the limited nature of your injury. You should contact a... View More
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