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What Changes in an Aggravated DUI?
Category: Maryland DUI
November 8, 2018
Aggravated charges are criminal charges that have been escalated according to the circumstances of the crime. An aggravated assault, for example is an assault that resulted in more serious injuries for the person who was assaulted. Today we’re going to be talking about aggravated DUI charges, how they happen, and what they mean for your […]
Getting Compensated After a Car Accident
Category: Maryland Car Accidents,Maryland Personal Injury
November 2, 2018
Following a car accident, there are a few things that you need to do to ensure that you are compensated for the injuries you sustained and the damage your car accumulated. Getting into a car accident shouldn’t spell the end for your finances or your health. When you work with a trusted car accident lawyer, […]
Why Find Your Own Lawyer?
Category: The Law Office of Ross W. Albers
October 25, 2018
Whether you’re facing DUI charges or you’re pursuing compensation for a personal injury, having the right lawyer on your side is going to make all the difference in the world. At the end of the day, your rights are in the hands of your attorney. You need to make sure you’re giving yourself the best […]
What are Deny Delay Defend Tactics?
Category: Maryland Personal Injury,Maryland Workers Compensation,Maryland Wrongful Death
October 18, 2018
When you are injured in a car accident or by slipping and falling in a restaurant, you may face a mountain of medical bills. You may not be able to go back to work and those lost wages will definitely take a toll on your finances. Insurance companies are notorious for employing “Deny, Delay, Defend” […]
What is Negligence?
Category: Maryland Car Accidents,Maryland DUI,Maryland DWI
October 11, 2018
Negligence is an important term in the legal world. If charged with a crime, the word negligence may be used to describe your actions when the crime occurred. The dictionary describes negligence as, “failure to take proper care in doing something”, but what does it mean when examined in a legal context? Let’s take a […]
Law Office Newest Supporting Member of Maryland Chiropractic Association
Category: Maryland Car Accidents,Maryland Personal Injury
October 5, 2018
This week the Law Office of Ross W. Albers became the newest supporting member of the Maryland Chiropractic Association. SUPPORTING MEMBERS The Maryland Chiropractic Association (MCA) is a professional organization dedicated to elevating the chiropractic profession by educating the public and advancing chiropractic care for the citizens of Maryland. The Law Office of Ross […]
Does Maryland Have Dram Shop Laws?
Category: Maryland DUI,Maryland DWI
October 4, 2018
When a drunk driver injures or kills another person on the road, is the bar that served them the drinks responsible for the accident? According to Dram Shop Laws, they most certainly are. The question, however, is whether or not this is the case in the state of Maryland. Let’s take a look. What is […]
A Few Ways to Minimize Distracted Driving
Category: Maryland Car Accidents
September 26, 2018
Distracted driving is a very dangerous thing. In some ways, it can be just as dangerous as drinking and driving. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, distracted driving claimed 3,450 lives in 2016. To ensure you aren’t involved in a car accident in Maryland due to distracted driving, let’s take a look at […]
Boating Under the Influence is Serious
Category: Maryland DUI,Maryland DWI
September 19, 2018
Heading out on the water with a few friends, the summer sun, and a few beers is a beloved pastime for many Marylanders. However, you may want to leave the beers to the passengers, because Boating Under the Influence can carry serious consequences. What is Boating Under the Influence? Like a DUI, a BUI in […]
Can I Get a DUI If I’m Parked?
Category: Maryland DUI
September 13, 2018
The short answer is: Yes. You can get a DUI even if your car is in park. Now, you may be thinking, “But I’m not even driving!” Well, that may be so. However, if the prosecution can prove you were about to drive, or you had just been driving, you’re going to be convicted. How […]
