Rear-End Accident Claims

Salisbury Car Accident Attorney

Driving can be extremely dangerous, and no matter how careful we are, an accident can still happen. Rear-end collisions are among the most common type of car accident and can lead to severe injuries, even at low speeds. If you or a loved one has experienced a motor vehicle accident, contact my firm, William R. Hall, P.A., and take legal action against those responsible.

I am a Salisbury personal injury attorney with proven experience helping victims of car accidents to claim monetary compensation. From negotiating with insurance companies to helping you deal with law enforcement, I can consult with you at every step of the claims process. Do not pay more than you already have for the negligent actions of another driver.

What can my Maryland personal injury firm bring to the table? Consider the following awards and accolades:

• Nearly two decades of proven experience
• “Superb” Rating by Avvo
• Inclusion in National Trial Lawyers: Top 100
• Named Top 1% of Attorneys by the NADC

Do you have a claim? Schedule a free consultation and get your questions answered today.

Liability in a Rear-End Collision

When one driver rear-ends a leading car, there is a strong presumption that they are at fault. However, Maryland is a “contributory negligence” state in relation to car accidents, which means that if a victim shares any responsibility for an accident, they may not be able to take legal action. In order for you to receive monetary compensation, the other driver must
be completely responsible for an accident. For this reason, it is vital to consult with an experienced and knowledgeable attorney before attempting to negotiate a settlement.

Common causes of rear-end accidents can include:

• Texting while driving
• Driving under the influence
• Speeding
• Following too closely

Depending on when an accident occurred, a victim may be able to seek legal compensation for injuries that occurred in the past. Laws which dictate how long a person has to file a claim are known as the statute of limitations. In Maryland, the statute of limitations allows a victim three years in order to file a personal injury or property damage claim. This date typically beings on the day an accident occurred or the date which your injuries were discovered. If you think that you may have a claim, it is important to act quickly as missing this deadline may negate your ability to collect
restitution.

Compensation for Victims of Car Accidents

Have you been injured in a car accident due to the careless or reckless actions of another driver? I am Attorney William R. Hall and I have substantial experience helping the injured to seek the compensation that they deserve. Rear-end collisions can have the potential for severe injury including spinal cord injuries such as whiplash. I can help you to seek restitution for lost wages, medical bills, property damages, and diminished quality of life. When your future and health are on the line, look no further than my firm, William R. Hall, P.A.

Call my office at (410) 205-1684 and learn about the legal options available to you.