May 9th, 2023
Maryland PIP – What Is It and Why Do You Need It?
What is PIP? PIP, which is short for Personal Injury Protection, is a type of coverage on your automobile insurance policy. It helps you pay for medical bills and lost wages if you are injured…
April 20th, 2023
When Should You Call an Attorney for Food Poisoning? Important Steps to Take After Falling Ill
Every year, there are numerous food recalls that affect the food products we commonly consume. One such recent recall involved lettuce and salad kits that were sold in a number of states, including Virginia. These…
April 14th, 2023
Dos and Don’ts Immediately Following a Car Collision
Everyone hopes that they will never be in a car crash. Most people think they would know what to do if they were in one. While things happen quickly, and people are often in shock,…
March 23rd, 2023
Enhanced Underinsured Motorist Insurance in Maryland and Why You Want It
Do you know that if you are involved in an accident through no fault of your own the other driver may not be carrying enough insurance to cover your car or your injuries? In fact…
March 21st, 2023
A Primer on “PIP”: How Can It Help Your Patients
Maryland Personal Injury Protection insurance, also known as “PIP”, is no-fault auto insurance coverage which MUST be afforded by auto insurers in Maryland. PIP coverage provides immediate funds to pay for 100% of any medical bills…
February 28th, 2023
Legally Speaking With Aron Benjamin: Maryland New Law Update 2023
Join Stein Sperling’s personal injury and criminal law attorney Aron Benjamin as he speaks with estates, trusts & probate attorney Sarah Broder and employment and business law attorney Darla McClure about new laws in Maryland in 2023,…
February 3rd, 2023
Buyer Beware When Buying Used Kia, Hyundai Vehicles
For years now, insurance companies and law enforcement agencies have been battling an increasing number of car thefts, especially with KIA and Hyundai vehicles. Hyundai vehicles from 2016-2021 and Kia vehicles from 2011-October of 2021…
December 12th, 2022
The New Reality of Civil and/or Criminal Accident Liability While Using EV Autopilot
Can You Be Held Responsible For An Accident Which Occurred When You Were Not Physically Driving? For many years now autopilot has been talked about and sold to the public as the future of automobile…
October 27th, 2022
Maryland Pedestrian Safety: What Runners Need to Know
Maryland laws consider runners to be “pedestrians,” and there is an entire chapter in the Maryland Transportation Code relating to pedestrian rights and responsibilities. In honor of Pedestrian Safety Month, it’s important to review several…
October 25th, 2022
Jonathan Lieberman’s “Pitfalls of a Personal Injury Case” Published by Maryland State Bar Association
Personal injury cases sometimes look too good to be true and many attorneys believe getting medical records and bills and sending them to an insurance carrier to obtain a settlement offer are the only steps…
