Being deposed can be a frightening prospect for injury plaintiffs, especially if they’ve never been in such a situation before. Fortunately, our lawyers can, based on the specifics of your case, anticipate what questions you might be asked during a deposition so that you are thoroughly prepared. During injury case depositions in Maryland, victims might […]
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Can a Defendant Access My Mental Health Records if I Sue for Injury in Maryland?
Mental health treatment is an extremely private matter, but it might come to light against your wishes in a personal injury lawsuit. Under certain circumstances, a defendant you are suing might have access to some of your mental health records. A defendant might have access to your mental health records if they are relevant to […]
Can Emails or Text Messages Be Used in an Injury Case in Maryland?
Communications made over email or text messages are often considered private, and people are usually uncomfortable with the idea of others having access to these messages. However, these messages might need to be disclosed in an injury lawsuit. The discovery phase of a civil lawsuit requires both parties to exchange all the relevant information and […]
Can a Police Report Be Used Against You in a Car Accident Lawsuit in Maryland?
After a car accident, drivers often need copies of the police crash report to file insurance claims and possibly begin lawsuits. While the report might be very useful to you, it might also be useful to the opposing party. Either party may use the police report from a car accident in building a lawsuit. Whether […]
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