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Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month is a good time to understand something most Maryland riders don't know until it's too late: Maryland uses a contributory negligence rule, which means an insurance company can try to deny your claim entirely if it can argue you contributed to the crash in any way.

That makes how the case is built from the start more important here than in almost any other state.

Goldberg Finnegan represents injured riders throughout Maryland and knows how to protect your claim before the other side shapes the narrative.

Contact us today for a free consultation.
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Maryland crash data shows that distraction plays a role in nearly 46% of collisions, including rear-end crashes, intersection wrecks, and multi-vehicle accidents. Those numbers reflect how often drivers fail to react in time when traffic conditions change. If you were injured in a distracted driving crash, contact us today to discuss your case and understand your options. https://bit.ly/48EVlN6

A “gap in treatment” is one of the easiest lines an insurance company can use because it sounds simple even when it isn’t. In Maryland, a break in care doesn’t automatically kill a personal injury claim, but it gives the insurer room to argue your pain must’ve come from something else or that you “must have been fine.” If you were injured in an accident, let Goldberg Finnegan protect your rights and fight for the compensation you deserve. https://bit.ly/472Q1lJ