Tuesday, August 29, 2017
The Lawyer's Mailbox: MARYLAND NAACP LEGAL COUNSEL, CHARLES JEROME WARE ...
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MARYLAND NAACP LEGAL COUNSEL, CHARLES JEROME WARE [1988 - 1998]
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The Lawyer's Mailbox: CHARLES JEROME WARE RECEIVES CHARLES HAMILTON HOUS...
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CHARLES JEROME WARE RECEIVES CHARLES HAMILTON HOUSTON AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING LITIGATION
www.charlesjeromeware.com "Here to make a Difference."
Premier trial attorney Charles Jerome ware has received one of the nation's top litigation awards from MBELDEF, the Washington, D.C. - based national advocate group for minority business groups which was founded by former Maryland United States Congressman Parren J. Mitchell. The award is bestowed on individual trial lawyers who have worked successfully to uphold the legal system's commitment to freedom, justice, fairness and equality in business rights and civil rights.
Premier trial attorney Charles Jerome ware has received one of the nation's top litigation awards from MBELDEF, the Washington, D.C. - based national advocate group for minority business groups which was founded by former Maryland United States Congressman Parren J. Mitchell. The award is bestowed on individual trial lawyers who have worked successfully to uphold the legal system's commitment to freedom, justice, fairness and equality in business rights and civil rights.
Saturday, August 19, 2017
The Lawyer's Mailbox: CASE STUDY: BALTIMORE LANDLORD LEAD PAINT DEFENDAN...
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CASE STUDY: BALTIMORE LANDLORD LEAD PAINT DEFENDANT --- RUE RATINGS' "BEST ATTORNEY OF AMERICA" (410) 720-6129
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For an initial free consultation when you have been sued in a lead paint case, call the law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, Attorneys & Counselors, at (410) 720-6129. We can help you.
CASE : Defendants/clients, husband and wife landlords of a pre-1978 built house in Baltimore, were sued by rental tenants for $ 2.5 million in damages by a 20-year old male plaintiff and his mother/guardian for alleged lead paint poisoning. The plaintiff/child was allegedly between the ages of two and 5 when the alleged damages occurred. After 18 months of litigation, judgment was ruled in favor of defendants/clients.
Defendants/clients were represented by premier lead paint defense attorney Charles Jerome Ware.
For an initial free consultation when you have been sued in a lead paint case, call the law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, Attorneys & Counselors, at (410) 720-6129. We can help you.
CASE : Defendants/clients, husband and wife landlords of a pre-1978 built house in Baltimore, were sued by rental tenants for $ 2.5 million in damages by a 20-year old male plaintiff and his mother/guardian for alleged lead paint poisoning. The plaintiff/child was allegedly between the ages of two and 5 when the alleged damages occurred. After 18 months of litigation, judgment was ruled in favor of defendants/clients.
Defendants/clients were represented by premier lead paint defense attorney Charles Jerome Ware.
Friday, August 18, 2017
The Lawyer's Mailbox: EMERGENCY ROOM FAILURE TO DIAGNOSE AND TREAT STROK...
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EMERGENCY ROOM FAILURE TO DIAGNOSE AND TREAT STROKE : MARYLAND MEDICAL & SERIOUS INJURY ATTORNEYS, (410)720-6129
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For a free initial consultation, call the law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, Medical Malpractice and Serious Injury Attorneys, at (410) 720-6129.
A 40-year old female presented to an Emergency Room(ER) on June 11th due to increasing instances of debilitating migraine headaches. The CT scan came back negative and she was released to follow up with a neurologist for possible MRI tests. Appointments were not made.
Three weeks later she returned to the Emergency Room and had after developing aphasia (language impairment) overnight, and she was unable to communicate beyond one or two word sentences. The hospital staff ignored the new symptoms of aphasia, performed no further studies or observations, and had her involuntarily committed to their mental health unit where she was detained for a week. By the second day in the mental health ward the aphasia was wearing off.
On the last day of the 5-day mental health stay, the Patient finally got her previously-requested neurology consultation. The neurologist suggested that she follow up in his office the next day. He subsequently ordered an MRI while awaiting insurance approval. The Patient was afraid to wait and checked into a 2nd Emergency Department. The staff there immediately took a CT scan and compared it with the one from Hospital #1 on June 11th. A lesion was found on her brain and an MRI was taken the next day.
The MRI revealed that she had had an AVM (stroke) on July 17th. She had a craniotomy(skull opening) to remove the legion.
She currently suffers memory loss, balance issues , and requires speech and occupational therapy.
ISSUES : Could the stroke have been prevented? Did the one month delay change the type of surgery that was necessary?
Generally, some experts believe the stroke likely could have been prevented; although the Patient is generally faulted for not following up with a neurologist as the ER recommended.
[See, www.medQuestltd.com/ ER Failure to Dx and Treat Stroke]
For a free initial consultation, call the law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, Medical Malpractice and Serious Injury Attorneys, at (410) 720-6129.
A 40-year old female presented to an Emergency Room(ER) on June 11th due to increasing instances of debilitating migraine headaches. The CT scan came back negative and she was released to follow up with a neurologist for possible MRI tests. Appointments were not made.
Three weeks later she returned to the Emergency Room and had after developing aphasia (language impairment) overnight, and she was unable to communicate beyond one or two word sentences. The hospital staff ignored the new symptoms of aphasia, performed no further studies or observations, and had her involuntarily committed to their mental health unit where she was detained for a week. By the second day in the mental health ward the aphasia was wearing off.
On the last day of the 5-day mental health stay, the Patient finally got her previously-requested neurology consultation. The neurologist suggested that she follow up in his office the next day. He subsequently ordered an MRI while awaiting insurance approval. The Patient was afraid to wait and checked into a 2nd Emergency Department. The staff there immediately took a CT scan and compared it with the one from Hospital #1 on June 11th. A lesion was found on her brain and an MRI was taken the next day.
The MRI revealed that she had had an AVM (stroke) on July 17th. She had a craniotomy(skull opening) to remove the legion.
She currently suffers memory loss, balance issues , and requires speech and occupational therapy.
ISSUES : Could the stroke have been prevented? Did the one month delay change the type of surgery that was necessary?
Generally, some experts believe the stroke likely could have been prevented; although the Patient is generally faulted for not following up with a neurologist as the ER recommended.
[See, www.medQuestltd.com/ ER Failure to Dx and Treat Stroke]
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WRONG-SIDE SKULL SURGERY (CRANIOTOMY) : MARYLAND MEDICAL & SERIOUS INJURY ATTORNEYS - CHARLES JEROME WARE (410) 720-6129
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For an initial courtesy consultation, call the law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, Medical Malpractice and Serious Injury Attorneys, at (410) 720-6129. We are a RUE RATINGS " BEST ATTORNEYS OF AMERICA" law firm.
An intoxicated 30-year -old male heavy equipment operator was involved in a severe one-vehicle rollover accident with multiple injuries --- including a severe head injury. After arrival by ambulance to the hospital, he was treated in the Emergency Room(ER) where an ER Physician noted on the Patient's chart: " 3-cm stellate laceration to the right scalp with a Glasgow coma scale (sensory perception measure) of 3 --- indicating a serious head injury. The ER Physician ordered chest x-rays and a CT (Computer Tomography Scan) of the Patient.
The Radiologist read the CT to show " a left hematoma with a right shift" without evidence of skull fracture, and also noted " a small subarachnoid hemorrhage."
The Neurosurgeon was provided both the CT and the related Radiologist report but noted her reason for consult as " right thin subdural hematoma, mass effect and midline shift", but in her patient history noted " CT scan of the brain demonstrated cerebral edema with left-to-right midline shift and a 7 millimeter subdural hematoma, predominantly in the left temporal lobe."
The Neurosurgeon then performed what she described in her notes as an "unintended right craniotomy " (right-side skull opening) before performing the needed left craniotomy for the left
subdural hematoma.
Eight days later the Neurosurgeon had to do a re-approximation of bone flap and insertion of an
addition plate in the Patient's skull. Fortunately, the second craniotomy was successful and the patient recovered "fairly well" from his injuries.
EXPERT OPINIONS :
The three neurosurgery experts agree that this case of wrong-side surgery was a definite breach in the standard of care for this type of operation, but also for both neurosurgery and surgery protocols in general.
[See, www.medQuestltd.com/craniotomy-performed-on-the-wrong-side]
For an initial courtesy consultation, call the law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, Medical Malpractice and Serious Injury Attorneys, at (410) 720-6129. We are a RUE RATINGS " BEST ATTORNEYS OF AMERICA" law firm.
An intoxicated 30-year -old male heavy equipment operator was involved in a severe one-vehicle rollover accident with multiple injuries --- including a severe head injury. After arrival by ambulance to the hospital, he was treated in the Emergency Room(ER) where an ER Physician noted on the Patient's chart: " 3-cm stellate laceration to the right scalp with a Glasgow coma scale (sensory perception measure) of 3 --- indicating a serious head injury. The ER Physician ordered chest x-rays and a CT (Computer Tomography Scan) of the Patient.
The Radiologist read the CT to show " a left hematoma with a right shift" without evidence of skull fracture, and also noted " a small subarachnoid hemorrhage."
The Neurosurgeon was provided both the CT and the related Radiologist report but noted her reason for consult as " right thin subdural hematoma, mass effect and midline shift", but in her patient history noted " CT scan of the brain demonstrated cerebral edema with left-to-right midline shift and a 7 millimeter subdural hematoma, predominantly in the left temporal lobe."
The Neurosurgeon then performed what she described in her notes as an "unintended right craniotomy " (right-side skull opening) before performing the needed left craniotomy for the left
subdural hematoma.
Eight days later the Neurosurgeon had to do a re-approximation of bone flap and insertion of an
addition plate in the Patient's skull. Fortunately, the second craniotomy was successful and the patient recovered "fairly well" from his injuries.
EXPERT OPINIONS :
The three neurosurgery experts agree that this case of wrong-side surgery was a definite breach in the standard of care for this type of operation, but also for both neurosurgery and surgery protocols in general.
[See, www.medQuestltd.com/craniotomy-performed-on-the-wrong-side]
Thursday, August 17, 2017
The Lawyer's Mailbox: WOMAN DIES FROM FACELIFT : MARYLAND MEDICAL MALPRA...
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For an initial courtesy consultation, call the law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, Medical Malpractice and Serious Injury Attorneys at (410) 720-6129. We can help you and your loved ones.
WOMAN DIES FROM FACELIFT
A 58-year old woman who had a history of heart disease (Ischemic Heart Disease) and COPD
(Cardiopulmonary Disease) sought to have facial plastic surgery (Facelift).She also had a surgical history of heart stent placement previously in 2003.
In February 2012 she (Patient) was seen by her cardiologist for recurring Ischemic Chest Pain and she was put on nitroglycerin.
In March of 2012 she went for her facelift after clearance was obtained from her general practice physician --- but not from her cardiologist. She experienced chest pain and labored breathing upon administration of anesthesia for the facelift operation --- but the surgeon continued. During the facelift procedure the Patient coded red and died of Myocardial Infarction.
The opinion of two plastic surgeon experts is that the Patient should not have been allowed to have the facelift without clearance from a cardiologist; and that the surgery certainly should have been aborted when the difficulties arose during the surgery.
[ See, MedQuest, www.medquestltd.com/patient suffers heart death following facelift]
For an initial courtesy consultation, call the law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, Medical Malpractice and Serious Injury Attorneys at (410) 720-6129. We can help you and your loved ones.
WOMAN DIES FROM FACELIFT
A 58-year old woman who had a history of heart disease (Ischemic Heart Disease) and COPD
(Cardiopulmonary Disease) sought to have facial plastic surgery (Facelift).She also had a surgical history of heart stent placement previously in 2003.
In February 2012 she (Patient) was seen by her cardiologist for recurring Ischemic Chest Pain and she was put on nitroglycerin.
In March of 2012 she went for her facelift after clearance was obtained from her general practice physician --- but not from her cardiologist. She experienced chest pain and labored breathing upon administration of anesthesia for the facelift operation --- but the surgeon continued. During the facelift procedure the Patient coded red and died of Myocardial Infarction.
The opinion of two plastic surgeon experts is that the Patient should not have been allowed to have the facelift without clearance from a cardiologist; and that the surgery certainly should have been aborted when the difficulties arose during the surgery.
[ See, MedQuest, www.medquestltd.com/patient suffers heart death following facelift]
Wednesday, August 16, 2017
The Lawyer's Mailbox: BALTIMORE LEAD PAINT WHITE PAPER : By LEAD DEFENSE...
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BALTIMORE LEAD PAINT WHITE PAPER : By LEAD DEFENSE ATTORNEY CHARLES JEROME WARE [410-720-6129], RUE's " BEST ATTORNEY"
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If you have been sued or summoned in a lead paint claim or case, call us at the law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, Attorneys & Counselors (410-720-6129). We can help you.
According to many commentators, Baltimore is "ground zero" for lead paint poisoning claims and cases in the United States. A primary reason cited for this development is the large number of pre-1978 built houses and apartments, which originally were painted with lead-based paint both inside and outside. Consequently, landlords for these residential rental properties are major targets by rental tenants of these claims. It should be noted that lead-based paint was banned by the federal government for consumer (including residential) uses in 1978.
The fact of the matter is that lead (Pb) in some form is almost everywhere in the Baltimore metropolitan area ; the air, water, plumbing, many residential and commercial buildings, food, drinks,
government buildings, schools, ground, plants, playgrounds, many foreign-made consumer goods, etc. Landlords are not ALWAYS the culprits for lead poisoning. Lead poisoning in Baltimore can come from many sources.
If you have been sued or summoned in a lead paint claim or case, call us at the law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, Attorneys & Counselors (410-720-6129). We can help you.
According to many commentators, Baltimore is "ground zero" for lead paint poisoning claims and cases in the United States. A primary reason cited for this development is the large number of pre-1978 built houses and apartments, which originally were painted with lead-based paint both inside and outside. Consequently, landlords for these residential rental properties are major targets by rental tenants of these claims. It should be noted that lead-based paint was banned by the federal government for consumer (including residential) uses in 1978.
The fact of the matter is that lead (Pb) in some form is almost everywhere in the Baltimore metropolitan area ; the air, water, plumbing, many residential and commercial buildings, food, drinks,
government buildings, schools, ground, plants, playgrounds, many foreign-made consumer goods, etc. Landlords are not ALWAYS the culprits for lead poisoning. Lead poisoning in Baltimore can come from many sources.
Friday, August 11, 2017
The Lawyer's Mailbox: MARYLAND LANDLORD LEAD PROBLEMS : CHARLES JEROME W...
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MARYLAND LANDLORD LEAD PROBLEMS : CHARLES JEROME WARE, LLC, Lead Defense Attorneys (410) 720-6129
www.charlesjeromeware.com "Here to make a Difference." (410) 720-6129
If you have been named in a lead paint liability case, call us for a free initial consultation at (410) 720-6129 - the law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, Attorneys & Counselors. We can help you.
Lead (Pb) and lead-based paint are among the more prevalent historical community health issues in Maryland; particularly in Baltimore. Sometimes it seems that lead (Pb) is everywhere in Baltimore : the water, the grounds, buildings, playgrounds, food and drinks, and even the air. To be sure, Baltimore has a reputation among many commentators for being "ground zero" for residential rental community lead paint complaints. Consequently, residential rental landlords for pre-1978 built units are among the primary targets of lead paint complaints in Baltimore and throughout the State of Maryland.
Prior to purchasing and/or renting a pre-1978 built residence in Maryland, prospective landlords should learn the lead-based paint Federal and state laws and rules, research the history of the property, provide required notice to tenants, screen (gather lawful information on) tenants, hire lead- certified contractors for maintenance work, maintain the property carefully, and keep good and lawful records on both the tenants as well as the property.
You are welcomed to call us for a free consultation.
If you have been named in a lead paint liability case, call us for a free initial consultation at (410) 720-6129 - the law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, Attorneys & Counselors. We can help you.
Lead (Pb) and lead-based paint are among the more prevalent historical community health issues in Maryland; particularly in Baltimore. Sometimes it seems that lead (Pb) is everywhere in Baltimore : the water, the grounds, buildings, playgrounds, food and drinks, and even the air. To be sure, Baltimore has a reputation among many commentators for being "ground zero" for residential rental community lead paint complaints. Consequently, residential rental landlords for pre-1978 built units are among the primary targets of lead paint complaints in Baltimore and throughout the State of Maryland.
Prior to purchasing and/or renting a pre-1978 built residence in Maryland, prospective landlords should learn the lead-based paint Federal and state laws and rules, research the history of the property, provide required notice to tenants, screen (gather lawful information on) tenants, hire lead- certified contractors for maintenance work, maintain the property carefully, and keep good and lawful records on both the tenants as well as the property.
You are welcomed to call us for a free consultation.
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ENTERTAINMENT LAW - Los Angeles, Maryland & Washington, D.C. : CHARLES JEROME WARE, Attorneys & Counselors (410) 720-6129
www.charlesjeromeware.com "Here to make a Difference."
For a free initial consultation, call the national law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, Attorneys &
Counselors, LLC at (410) 720-6129 - RUE RATINGS' " BEST ATTORNEYS OF AMERICA".
For a free initial consultation, call the national law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, Attorneys &
Counselors, LLC at (410) 720-6129 - RUE RATINGS' " BEST ATTORNEYS OF AMERICA".
Thursday, August 10, 2017
The Lawyer's Mailbox: GLOBALIZATION & THE SMALL NATIONAL LAW FIRM : CHAR...
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GLOBALIZATION & THE SMALL NATIONAL LAW FIRM : CHARLES JEROME WARE, LLC - RUE RATINGS' " BEST ATTORNEYS OF AMERICA"
www.charlesjeromeware.com "Here to make a Difference. Nationally and Internationally."
For an initial courtesy consultation, call the law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, Attorneys and Counselors, at (410) 720-6129. We can help you with immigration matters, national and international
contracts and disputes, general litigation and business issues.
For an initial courtesy consultation, call the law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, Attorneys and Counselors, at (410) 720-6129. We can help you with immigration matters, national and international
contracts and disputes, general litigation and business issues.
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HOWARD CO. & MONTGOMERY CO. MARYLAND CAR ACCIDENT GUIDE : CHARLES JEROME WARE, ATTORNEYS (410) 720-6129 - ALM "TOP MARYLAND LAWYER"
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Contact our car accident attorneys for a free consultation if you are injured in a car accident, at (410) 720-6129. We can help you.
Car accidents are a leading cause of injuries in Maryland and throughout the United States. Almost 6 million car accidents were reported in the United States in the year 2012. Of this number, over 30,000 of them were fatal, and another 1.6 million or so involved other injuries. The damages car accidents cause can be enormous. The economic cost of car accidents is estimated to be at least $277 billion each year, which amounts to about $897 for every person living in the United States in 2012.
HOWARD COUNTY, MARYLAND CAR ACCIDENT GUIDE :
If you are involved in a car accident in Howard County ---
1. Civility helps. It is your civilian responsibility, if physically able, as a driver to check to see if everyone in the accident is OK (check their well-being).
2. Dial "911" for the police, as well as for EMS assistance if anyone is hurt.
3. Exchange the lawfully require personnel information with other drivers involved in the accident, including car insurance information, driver's license information, etc.
4. Seek immediate medical attention if you are injured.
5. Contact this law firm at (410) 720-6129 .
Contact our car accident attorneys for a free consultation if you are injured in a car accident, at (410) 720-6129. We can help you.
Car accidents are a leading cause of injuries in Maryland and throughout the United States. Almost 6 million car accidents were reported in the United States in the year 2012. Of this number, over 30,000 of them were fatal, and another 1.6 million or so involved other injuries. The damages car accidents cause can be enormous. The economic cost of car accidents is estimated to be at least $277 billion each year, which amounts to about $897 for every person living in the United States in 2012.
HOWARD COUNTY, MARYLAND CAR ACCIDENT GUIDE :
If you are involved in a car accident in Howard County ---
1. Civility helps. It is your civilian responsibility, if physically able, as a driver to check to see if everyone in the accident is OK (check their well-being).
2. Dial "911" for the police, as well as for EMS assistance if anyone is hurt.
3. Exchange the lawfully require personnel information with other drivers involved in the accident, including car insurance information, driver's license information, etc.
4. Seek immediate medical attention if you are injured.
5. Contact this law firm at (410) 720-6129 .
The Lawyer's Mailbox: HOWARD CO. WRONGFUL DEATH LAWYERS : CHARLES JEROME...
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The Lawyer's Mailbox: HOWARD COUNTY CAR INJURY LAWYERS : CHARLES JEROME ...
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HOWARD COUNTY CAR INJURY LAWYERS : CHARLES JEROME WARE - RUE RATING "BEST ATTORNEY", ALM " TOP MARYLAND ATTORNEY", AIDUID " BEST 10"
www.charlesjeromeware.com "Here to make a Difference."
Contact our car accident attorneys for a free consultation at (410) 720-6129. We can help you.
Car accidents are a major cause of bodily injuries in Maryland and the United States. Almost 6 million car accidents were reported in the United States in 2012. Of this number, over 30,000 car accidents were fatal and another 1.6 million or so involved other injuries. The damages these accidents cause have been, are, and can be enormous. The economic cost of car accidents is estimated to be over $277 billion each year; which amounts to about $897 for every person living in the United States in 2012.
If you have injured in a car accident, call us at (410) 720-6129. We can help you.
Contact our car accident attorneys for a free consultation at (410) 720-6129. We can help you.
Car accidents are a major cause of bodily injuries in Maryland and the United States. Almost 6 million car accidents were reported in the United States in 2012. Of this number, over 30,000 car accidents were fatal and another 1.6 million or so involved other injuries. The damages these accidents cause have been, are, and can be enormous. The economic cost of car accidents is estimated to be over $277 billion each year; which amounts to about $897 for every person living in the United States in 2012.
If you have injured in a car accident, call us at (410) 720-6129. We can help you.
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HOWARD CO. WRONGFUL DEATH LAWYERS : CHARLES JEROME WARE - RUE RATING "BEST ATTORNEY", ALM " TOP MARYLAND LAWYER", AIDUID " BEST 10"
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Contact our wrongful death attorneys for a free consultation at (410) 720-6129. We can help you.
Regardless of the circumstances, losing a loved one is very painful. Losing a loved one due to negligent actions of another person can be even worse. Simply put, wrongful death cases are serious, and they are an important component of our justice and legal system in holding negligent institutions and individuals accountable for the loss of life they may have caused. At the law firm of Charles Jerome Ware, Trial Attorneys and Counselors, our wrongful death attorneys are sincere and passionate about our representation of bereaved families in our Howard County and Montgomery County communities.
GET IN TOUCH WITH US AT (410) 720-6129 FOR A FREE CONSULTATION. WE CAN HELP YOU.
Contact our wrongful death attorneys for a free consultation at (410) 720-6129. We can help you.
Regardless of the circumstances, losing a loved one is very painful. Losing a loved one due to negligent actions of another person can be even worse. Simply put, wrongful death cases are serious, and they are an important component of our justice and legal system in holding negligent institutions and individuals accountable for the loss of life they may have caused. At the law firm of Charles Jerome Ware, Trial Attorneys and Counselors, our wrongful death attorneys are sincere and passionate about our representation of bereaved families in our Howard County and Montgomery County communities.
GET IN TOUCH WITH US AT (410) 720-6129 FOR A FREE CONSULTATION. WE CAN HELP YOU.
Monday, August 7, 2017
The Lawyer's Mailbox: MARYLAND DUI DEFENSE MANUAL - "BEST 10 DUI ATTORNE...
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MARYLAND DUI DEFENSE MANUAL - "BEST 10 DUI ATTORNEY" : CHARLES JEROME WARE (410-720-6129)
www.charlesjeromeware.com "Here to make a Difference."
For an initial free consultation, call premier DUI defense attorney Charles Jerome Ware and his staff at (410) 720-6129. He can help you.
Though among the most common of criminal offenses in Maryland and the United States, driving under the influence of alcohol ("DUI"), or "drunk driving" as it is frequently called, is one of the most intricate and complex to understand and properly defend in court.
DUI's are very frequently committed by non-criminals; that is, otherwise law-abiding and respectable people who have never been in trouble with the law before. Yet, the stakes are high.
There are several factors that can affect or influence decisions in a DUI case. A few are as follows:
(1) The impaired driver had a high blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level;
(2) The impaired driver injured or killed someone else;
(3) The impaired driver caused an accident;
(4) The impaired driver had a child driver;
(5) The impaired driver was under the age of 21 at the time of the DUI offense;
(6) The impaired driver committed DUI while breaking another law, such as speeding;
(7) The impaired driver has a history of DUI convictions (multiple violations).
The more common defenses in DUI cases involve (a) attacking the police officer's observations of what happened prior to the arrest or (b) challenging the integrity of the evidence, such as accuracy of a breathalyzer test. Remember that every case has unique facts.
For an initial free consultation, call premier DUI defense attorney Charles Jerome Ware and his staff at (410) 720-6129. He can help you.
Though among the most common of criminal offenses in Maryland and the United States, driving under the influence of alcohol ("DUI"), or "drunk driving" as it is frequently called, is one of the most intricate and complex to understand and properly defend in court.
DUI's are very frequently committed by non-criminals; that is, otherwise law-abiding and respectable people who have never been in trouble with the law before. Yet, the stakes are high.
There are several factors that can affect or influence decisions in a DUI case. A few are as follows:
(1) The impaired driver had a high blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level;
(2) The impaired driver injured or killed someone else;
(3) The impaired driver caused an accident;
(4) The impaired driver had a child driver;
(5) The impaired driver was under the age of 21 at the time of the DUI offense;
(6) The impaired driver committed DUI while breaking another law, such as speeding;
(7) The impaired driver has a history of DUI convictions (multiple violations).
The more common defenses in DUI cases involve (a) attacking the police officer's observations of what happened prior to the arrest or (b) challenging the integrity of the evidence, such as accuracy of a breathalyzer test. Remember that every case has unique facts.
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For a free consultation when you have been sued for alleged lead paint liability, call premier lead paint defense attorney Charles Jerome Ware at (410) 720-6129. He and his staff can help you.
Lead-based paint litigation and the problem of causation is persistent in the continuing battle between lead (Pb) poisoning victims, paint companies, builders, landlords, property owners and property managers. Recent trends in this area are of understandable concern , particularly to landlords. Juries frequently render civil verdicts in favor of young children (up to age 7 at the time of lead poisoning) who are often portrayed as being "intellectually impaired" as the result of their ingestion or inhalation of lead paint chips, flakes and dust. Indeed, numerous officials, judges and commentators have been known to suggest that in certain circumstances lead poisoning cases are "indefensible."
Children up to age 7 are especially susceptible to the effects of ingesting and inhaling lead (Pb). Lead, in sufficient quantities, is toxic and believed to be both carcinogenic and teratogenic. In young children, ingesting lead can affect the kidneys, the central nervous system, blood and reproductive systems. Despite efforts to remove lead from gasoline, paint, plumbing systems, homes and businesses, and consumer products, the public is still exposed to lead in many places and circumstances such as water, air, dust and foods, etc.
The vast majority of lead paint liability cases in Maryland are filed against residential rental landlords, especially in Baltimore City. The residences involved are virtually always built before 1978.
It was in 1951 that Baltimore banned the use of lead-based paint in Baltimore housing. This was the first such restriction in the nation. In 1978, the federal government outlawed residential and consumer uses of lead paint in the United States.
When it comes to defending against lead paint liability claims, landlords should be aware of at least four key points: (1) Preparation; (2) Maintenance; (3) Notice; and (4) Record-keeping.
Some recommendations for residential rental landlords to follow to reduce potential claims and support the defense against claims being brought against them are as follows:
(1) Research the history of the property before purchasing (pre or post 1978-built residence);
(2) Prepare properly the residence ( lead remediation, removal, etc.) before leasing to tenants;
(3) Maintain the property;
(4) Before leasing the residence to a new tenant, require the potential tenant to disclose the names and ages of all persons who will reside in the rental unit;
(5) Inspect the property with the potential tenant and require the tenant to sign an inspection sheet confirming that each room is free of flaking, peeling, dusty or other defective paint conditions;
(6) Conduct periodic inspections of each rental space/room and follow the same procedure with respect to the maintenance of inspection sheets signed by tenants;
(7) Treat all complaints of dust, peeling or flaking paint conditions as emergencies as requiring immediate attention;
(8) Retain or engage certified, licensed and insured contractors or workers with experience in the field to perform any required lead remediation, abatement or removal work.
(9) If denied access to a rental unit to perform an inspection or maintenance work, document the denial within the "tenant/ property folder " and follow up with a letter to the tenant confirming the failure to gain access to the residential unit.
For a free consultation when you have been sued for alleged lead paint liability, call premier lead paint defense attorney Charles Jerome Ware at (410) 720-6129. He and his staff can help you.
Lead-based paint litigation and the problem of causation is persistent in the continuing battle between lead (Pb) poisoning victims, paint companies, builders, landlords, property owners and property managers. Recent trends in this area are of understandable concern , particularly to landlords. Juries frequently render civil verdicts in favor of young children (up to age 7 at the time of lead poisoning) who are often portrayed as being "intellectually impaired" as the result of their ingestion or inhalation of lead paint chips, flakes and dust. Indeed, numerous officials, judges and commentators have been known to suggest that in certain circumstances lead poisoning cases are "indefensible."
Children up to age 7 are especially susceptible to the effects of ingesting and inhaling lead (Pb). Lead, in sufficient quantities, is toxic and believed to be both carcinogenic and teratogenic. In young children, ingesting lead can affect the kidneys, the central nervous system, blood and reproductive systems. Despite efforts to remove lead from gasoline, paint, plumbing systems, homes and businesses, and consumer products, the public is still exposed to lead in many places and circumstances such as water, air, dust and foods, etc.
The vast majority of lead paint liability cases in Maryland are filed against residential rental landlords, especially in Baltimore City. The residences involved are virtually always built before 1978.
It was in 1951 that Baltimore banned the use of lead-based paint in Baltimore housing. This was the first such restriction in the nation. In 1978, the federal government outlawed residential and consumer uses of lead paint in the United States.
When it comes to defending against lead paint liability claims, landlords should be aware of at least four key points: (1) Preparation; (2) Maintenance; (3) Notice; and (4) Record-keeping.
Some recommendations for residential rental landlords to follow to reduce potential claims and support the defense against claims being brought against them are as follows:
(1) Research the history of the property before purchasing (pre or post 1978-built residence);
(2) Prepare properly the residence ( lead remediation, removal, etc.) before leasing to tenants;
(3) Maintain the property;
(4) Before leasing the residence to a new tenant, require the potential tenant to disclose the names and ages of all persons who will reside in the rental unit;
(5) Inspect the property with the potential tenant and require the tenant to sign an inspection sheet confirming that each room is free of flaking, peeling, dusty or other defective paint conditions;
(6) Conduct periodic inspections of each rental space/room and follow the same procedure with respect to the maintenance of inspection sheets signed by tenants;
(7) Treat all complaints of dust, peeling or flaking paint conditions as emergencies as requiring immediate attention;
(8) Retain or engage certified, licensed and insured contractors or workers with experience in the field to perform any required lead remediation, abatement or removal work.
(9) If denied access to a rental unit to perform an inspection or maintenance work, document the denial within the "tenant/ property folder " and follow up with a letter to the tenant confirming the failure to gain access to the residential unit.
Saturday, August 5, 2017
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Ranked consistently among the "BEST 10 DUI and DWI Attorneys" in the State of Maryland, premier defense attorney Charles Jerome Ware and his staff can be reached at (410) 720-6129.
Initial consultation is free. We can help you when you have been charged with DUI or DWI.
Anxiety upon arrest and being charged with drunk driving (DUI or DWI) by a driver is perfectly normal. Frequently, when a DUI or DWI police stop occurs, this anxiety can manifest itself in a driver with decreased attention span, decreased ability to follow directions of the police officer, increase in the number of questions asked of the officer, and the need to seek reassurance, etc.
These actions can frequently cause an inaccurate and unfair impression to the officer of guilt on the part of the driver. This impression is usually overwhelmingly subjective in nature.
There are numerous factors that can affect the disposition of a DUI or DWI case. Some
of them are as follows:
(1) The impaired driver had a high blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level;
(2) The impaired driver caused an accident;
(3) The impaired driver injured or killed someone else;
(4) The impaired driver had a child passenger;
(5) The impaired driver was under the age of 21 at the time of the DUI or DWI offense;
(6) Thee impaired driver committed the DUI or DWI while breaking another law, such as speeding;
(7) The impaired driver had a history of DUI or DWI convictions (multiple violations).
Some common drunk driving (DUI or DWI) defenses include:
(a) Improper or unlawful stop by police;
(b) Inaccuracy of field sobriety test;
(c) Inaccuracy of portable breathalyzer test;
(d) Inaccuracy of standard breathalyzer test;
(e) Chain of custody of blood test; and
(f) Rising blood alcohol concentration (BAC) test.
Ranked consistently among the "BEST 10 DUI and DWI Attorneys" in the State of Maryland, premier defense attorney Charles Jerome Ware and his staff can be reached at (410) 720-6129.
Initial consultation is free. We can help you when you have been charged with DUI or DWI.
Anxiety upon arrest and being charged with drunk driving (DUI or DWI) by a driver is perfectly normal. Frequently, when a DUI or DWI police stop occurs, this anxiety can manifest itself in a driver with decreased attention span, decreased ability to follow directions of the police officer, increase in the number of questions asked of the officer, and the need to seek reassurance, etc.
These actions can frequently cause an inaccurate and unfair impression to the officer of guilt on the part of the driver. This impression is usually overwhelmingly subjective in nature.
There are numerous factors that can affect the disposition of a DUI or DWI case. Some
of them are as follows:
(1) The impaired driver had a high blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level;
(2) The impaired driver caused an accident;
(3) The impaired driver injured or killed someone else;
(4) The impaired driver had a child passenger;
(5) The impaired driver was under the age of 21 at the time of the DUI or DWI offense;
(6) Thee impaired driver committed the DUI or DWI while breaking another law, such as speeding;
(7) The impaired driver had a history of DUI or DWI convictions (multiple violations).
Some common drunk driving (DUI or DWI) defenses include:
(a) Improper or unlawful stop by police;
(b) Inaccuracy of field sobriety test;
(c) Inaccuracy of portable breathalyzer test;
(d) Inaccuracy of standard breathalyzer test;
(e) Chain of custody of blood test; and
(f) Rising blood alcohol concentration (BAC) test.
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If you have been sued for alleged lead paint liability, call the premier national lead paint liability defense law firm of Charles Jerome Ware, Attorneys & Counselors, at (410) 720-6129. We can help you.
Lead (Pb) has been used extensively in hundreds of utilitarian applications by mankind since prehistoric times : from sweetening of wine by the Romans to cooking utensils in Greece, etc.
In its metal form or composition, lead (Pb) has been widely used in plumbing systems, lead-acid batteries, and tetraethyl lead in gasolines. Lead oxides have been used in many high quality paints.
Unfortunately, the ingestion or inhalation of lead in sufficient quantities can have detrimental effects on the human body; particularly in children up to age 7. Ingesting even minute amounts of lead --- particularly in children --- can affect the kidneys, the central nervous system, blood and reproductive systems.
The history of the use of lead-based paint in Baltimore (at least since Colonial times) and around the world is long.
When lead-based paint was marketed before 1978 in the United States, it was a legal product in demand because it was utilitarian --- washable, durable, attractive, etc. It was routinely accepted by municipalities, state and federal government agencies, and even specified for use on government buildings until about the mid-1970's. Use of lead-based paint in the U.S. peaked in about 1922, and by 1940 or so use of the popular "white lead" paint pigments for building interior use was declining.
In 1951, Baltimore banned the use of lead pigments in interior paint in Baltimore housing. This was the very first such restriction in the nation.
In 1971, the federal Lead Poisoning Prevention Act was passed.
In 1978, the Federal Government banned residential and consumer uses of lead-based paint.
If you have been sued for alleged lead paint liability, call the premier national lead paint liability defense law firm of Charles Jerome Ware, Attorneys & Counselors, at (410) 720-6129. We can help you.
Lead (Pb) has been used extensively in hundreds of utilitarian applications by mankind since prehistoric times : from sweetening of wine by the Romans to cooking utensils in Greece, etc.
In its metal form or composition, lead (Pb) has been widely used in plumbing systems, lead-acid batteries, and tetraethyl lead in gasolines. Lead oxides have been used in many high quality paints.
Unfortunately, the ingestion or inhalation of lead in sufficient quantities can have detrimental effects on the human body; particularly in children up to age 7. Ingesting even minute amounts of lead --- particularly in children --- can affect the kidneys, the central nervous system, blood and reproductive systems.
The history of the use of lead-based paint in Baltimore (at least since Colonial times) and around the world is long.
When lead-based paint was marketed before 1978 in the United States, it was a legal product in demand because it was utilitarian --- washable, durable, attractive, etc. It was routinely accepted by municipalities, state and federal government agencies, and even specified for use on government buildings until about the mid-1970's. Use of lead-based paint in the U.S. peaked in about 1922, and by 1940 or so use of the popular "white lead" paint pigments for building interior use was declining.
In 1951, Baltimore banned the use of lead pigments in interior paint in Baltimore housing. This was the very first such restriction in the nation.
In 1971, the federal Lead Poisoning Prevention Act was passed.
In 1978, the Federal Government banned residential and consumer uses of lead-based paint.
Friday, August 4, 2017
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For a free consultation, call the DUI and DWI defense law firm of Charles Jerome Ware, LLC at (410) 720-6129. We can help you. We are a Maryland "BEST 10 DUI/DWI ATTORNEYS" law practice.
SOME FACTORS THAT CAN AFFECT DISPOSITION OF A DRUNK DRIVING (DUI or DWI)
CASE :
1. The impaired driver caused an accident;
2. The impaired driver injured or killed someone else;
3. The impaired driver had an inordinately high blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level;
4. The impaired driver committed DUI or DWI while breaking the another law, such as speeding.
5. The impaired driver had a child passenger;
6. The impaired driver was under the age of 21 at the time of the DUI or DWI offense; and
7. The impaired driver had a history of DUI or DWI convictions (multiple violations); etc.
For a free consultation, call the DUI and DWI defense law firm of Charles Jerome Ware, LLC at (410) 720-6129. We can help you. We are a Maryland "BEST 10 DUI/DWI ATTORNEYS" law practice.
SOME FACTORS THAT CAN AFFECT DISPOSITION OF A DRUNK DRIVING (DUI or DWI)
CASE :
1. The impaired driver caused an accident;
2. The impaired driver injured or killed someone else;
3. The impaired driver had an inordinately high blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level;
4. The impaired driver committed DUI or DWI while breaking the another law, such as speeding.
5. The impaired driver had a child passenger;
6. The impaired driver was under the age of 21 at the time of the DUI or DWI offense; and
7. The impaired driver had a history of DUI or DWI convictions (multiple violations); etc.
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For the most part, "tort laws" (civil wrongs) come from case law which is known as "common law."
Lawyers try to figure out what the law is from opinions of judges.
Wrongful death cases are very different. Originally, in "common law" the surviving family members of the deceased victim were not able to sue the one(s) responsible for the wrongful death of the loved one. In essence, in terms of monetary remuneration to the family, it was unfortunately better to kill someone than to injure them.
Fortunately, the State of Maryland finally remedied this problem in 1852 with enactment of its own Wrongful Death Statute [ Maryland Courts and Judicial Proceedings, Annotated, Code Section 3-904 - Action for wrongful death ].
Under Maryland law, a wrongful death claim is a separate cause of action, and is not derivative of a personal injury claim. This statute allows family members of the deceased victims to bring lawsuits for their losses.
For a free consultation, call the law firm of Charles Jerome Ware, Attorneys & Counselors, at (410) 720-6129. We can help you and your family when a loved one is killed by accident.
For the most part, "tort laws" (civil wrongs) come from case law which is known as "common law."
Lawyers try to figure out what the law is from opinions of judges.
Wrongful death cases are very different. Originally, in "common law" the surviving family members of the deceased victim were not able to sue the one(s) responsible for the wrongful death of the loved one. In essence, in terms of monetary remuneration to the family, it was unfortunately better to kill someone than to injure them.
Fortunately, the State of Maryland finally remedied this problem in 1852 with enactment of its own Wrongful Death Statute [ Maryland Courts and Judicial Proceedings, Annotated, Code Section 3-904 - Action for wrongful death ].
Under Maryland law, a wrongful death claim is a separate cause of action, and is not derivative of a personal injury claim. This statute allows family members of the deceased victims to bring lawsuits for their losses.
Thursday, August 3, 2017
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Car accidents in Howard County and throughout the United States are responsible for thousands of deaths and even more injuries every year. These accidents can be very serious, and have lasting impact on people.
As recently as 2012 there were approximately 6 million car accidents reported in the United States,
over 30,000 of which were fatal. Another 2 million or so of these car accidents involved some kind of
bodily injury.
The severity of car accident injuries depend upon the cause of the accident and the particular facts of the crash. The "value" of the case varies for similar reasons, etc.
The following are some of the most common car accident injuries :
1. Soft tissue injuries;
2. Back and spinal injuries;
3.Scrapes and cuts;
4. Head injuries;
5. Chest injuries;
6. Internal injuries;
7. Arm and leg injuries;
8. Facial injuries; and
9. Psychological injuries.
When a car crash happens in Maryland, it is important to do the following immediately:
1. Remain at the crash scene;
2. Check on the condition of other participants in the crash;
3. Call the police;
4. Exchange information with the other drivers;
5. Get names and contact information from witnesses;
6. Inform your insurance company about the crash;
7. Get immediate medical attention and treatment, and track the details;
8. take photos of vehicle damage; and
9. Contact us at (410) 720-6129; etc.
For a free initial consultation when you have been injured in a car accident, call the law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, LLC at (410) 720-6129. We can help you.
Car accidents in Howard County and throughout the United States are responsible for thousands of deaths and even more injuries every year. These accidents can be very serious, and have lasting impact on people.
As recently as 2012 there were approximately 6 million car accidents reported in the United States,
over 30,000 of which were fatal. Another 2 million or so of these car accidents involved some kind of
bodily injury.
The severity of car accident injuries depend upon the cause of the accident and the particular facts of the crash. The "value" of the case varies for similar reasons, etc.
The following are some of the most common car accident injuries :
1. Soft tissue injuries;
2. Back and spinal injuries;
3.Scrapes and cuts;
4. Head injuries;
5. Chest injuries;
6. Internal injuries;
7. Arm and leg injuries;
8. Facial injuries; and
9. Psychological injuries.
When a car crash happens in Maryland, it is important to do the following immediately:
1. Remain at the crash scene;
2. Check on the condition of other participants in the crash;
3. Call the police;
4. Exchange information with the other drivers;
5. Get names and contact information from witnesses;
6. Inform your insurance company about the crash;
7. Get immediate medical attention and treatment, and track the details;
8. take photos of vehicle damage; and
9. Contact us at (410) 720-6129; etc.
Wednesday, August 2, 2017
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If you have been injured in a car accident, call us for a free initial consultation at (410) 720-6129. We can help you. We are ranked among the "best" in Maryland and the District of Columbia in car crash injury litigation.
If you have been injured in a car accident, call us for a free initial consultation at (410) 720-6129. We can help you. We are ranked among the "best" in Maryland and the District of Columbia in car crash injury litigation.
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Tuesday, August 1, 2017
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If you have been named or sued in a lead paint case, call the premier lead paint defense attorney Charles Jerome Ware and his staff at (410) 720-6129. They can help you.
Lead-based paint was applied to over two-thirds of the houses built in the United States before 1940, and about a third of those built between 1940 and 1960 --- according to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Lead paint tastes sweet, so children (particularly up to age 7) have been poisoned from chewing and eating on flakes of lead paint. Residential landlords are the prime targets for lawsuits brought by tenants alleging lead paint poisoning.
Lead paint was banned by the federal government for residential and other consumer uses in 1978.
Residential landlords should be ever mindful of (1) property research prior to purchasing the residence, (2) proper maintenance of the property after purchase, (3) lawful notice to tenants residing in the property, and (4) good and lawful record-keeping on the property as well as the tenants.
If you have been named or sued in a lead paint case, call the premier lead paint defense attorney Charles Jerome Ware and his staff at (410) 720-6129. They can help you.
Lead-based paint was applied to over two-thirds of the houses built in the United States before 1940, and about a third of those built between 1940 and 1960 --- according to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Lead paint tastes sweet, so children (particularly up to age 7) have been poisoned from chewing and eating on flakes of lead paint. Residential landlords are the prime targets for lawsuits brought by tenants alleging lead paint poisoning.
Lead paint was banned by the federal government for residential and other consumer uses in 1978.
Residential landlords should be ever mindful of (1) property research prior to purchasing the residence, (2) proper maintenance of the property after purchase, (3) lawful notice to tenants residing in the property, and (4) good and lawful record-keeping on the property as well as the tenants.
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When you are injured in a car or truck accident, call the premier car injury lawyers at (410) 720-6129 --- the law offices of CHARLES JEROME WARE, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS . We can help you recover full value for your losses. IF POSSIBLE :
1. The facts always vary, but when you have a car accident you should, if possible, park on the shoulder of the road and do not obstruct traffic.
2. Use your car's flashers or flares to warn approaching motorists of the accident.
3. Exchange name, address, vehicle registration and proof of insurance with the other driver(s).
4.Write down the names and addresses of all passengers and possible witnesses.
5. Get the names and badge numbers of any police officers who respond to the scene.
6. If you have a cellphone or camera handy, photograph damaged cars, skid marks, and the accident scene.
7. Draw a diagram of the accident and make notes about the weather, lighting conditions, and road conditions.
8. HELP ANY PERSONS WHO ARE INJURED.
9. Do not make any statements about who you believe was at fault.
10. Do not admit blame to the other parties or witnesses.
11. As soon as possible after the accident, notify your automobile insurance company.
12. If you sustained any personal injury, seek medical attention immediately.
13. CALL US FOR LEGAL HELP : (410) 720-6129. We can help you.
When you are injured in a car or truck accident, call the premier car injury lawyers at (410) 720-6129 --- the law offices of CHARLES JEROME WARE, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS . We can help you recover full value for your losses. IF POSSIBLE :
1. The facts always vary, but when you have a car accident you should, if possible, park on the shoulder of the road and do not obstruct traffic.
2. Use your car's flashers or flares to warn approaching motorists of the accident.
3. Exchange name, address, vehicle registration and proof of insurance with the other driver(s).
4.Write down the names and addresses of all passengers and possible witnesses.
5. Get the names and badge numbers of any police officers who respond to the scene.
6. If you have a cellphone or camera handy, photograph damaged cars, skid marks, and the accident scene.
7. Draw a diagram of the accident and make notes about the weather, lighting conditions, and road conditions.
8. HELP ANY PERSONS WHO ARE INJURED.
9. Do not make any statements about who you believe was at fault.
10. Do not admit blame to the other parties or witnesses.
11. As soon as possible after the accident, notify your automobile insurance company.
12. If you sustained any personal injury, seek medical attention immediately.
13. CALL US FOR LEGAL HELP : (410) 720-6129. We can help you.
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