Maryland — What to Do When an Insurer Says It Never Received Your Letter of Representation
Detailed Answer When an insurer says it never received your letter confirming that an attorney represents an insured or claimant, your immediate goal is to create clear, provable evidence that notice was sent and to limit any prejudice to the person you represent. Below are practical, step‑by‑step actions to take under Maryland practice to protect […]
Read article →Maryland — How to Get an Auto Damage Claim Reopened
How to Ask an Insurer in Maryland to Reopen a Closed Auto Damage Claim Short answer: Collect your policy documents and all evidence, request a written explanation and the claim file, send a clear written demand to reopen with supporting evidence, and escalate to the Maryland Insurance Administration if the insurer refuses. If those steps […]
Read article →Maryland: What to Do When a Squatter Is in Your Property Before a Sale
Dealing with Squatters in Maryland: How to Remove an Unauthorized Occupant Before a Sale Quick summary: If someone is occupying your Maryland property without permission, do not use force or change locks yourself. Contact local law enforcement if there is criminal trespass, and start a civil removal (forcible entry and detainer / unlawful detainer) in […]
Read article →Maryland — How to Find a Doctor or Facility That Will Treat You on a Medical Lien
How to locate a doctor or facility willing to treat you on a medical lien in Maryland Detailed Answer — What a medical lien is and how it works in Maryland A medical lien (sometimes called a provider lien or a hospital lien) is an agreement in which a health care provider agrees to treat […]
Read article →Maryland — Can a Will Override an LLC Operating Agreement to Give Your Business Interest to Your Son?
Can a will give your LLC interest to your son if the operating agreement says otherwise? Short answer: Generally no — under Maryland law the operating agreement controls how membership interests are transferred and who becomes a member. A last will can transfer the economic or “transferable” portion of your LLC interest to your son, […]
Read article →Recovering Medical and Therapy Expenses After an Accident in Maryland
Can you recover medical and therapy expenses for ongoing injuries after an accident? This FAQ explains how recovery of past and future medical and therapy expenses works under Maryland law, what you must prove, common hurdles, and practical steps to protect your claim. This is general information only and not legal advice. If you have […]
Read article →Will Medical or Chiropractic Liens Reduce My Settlement in Maryland?
How Medical and Chiropractic Claims Can Affect a Maryland Personal Injury Settlement Detailed answer — what typically happens to medical or chiropractor claims when you settle When you recover money in Maryland for an injury (by settlement or verdict), people and entities that paid or provided your medical care may have legal or contractual claims […]
Read article →Maryland: What to Do When Your Insurance Company Refuses to Update or Threatens to Close Your Claim
Detailed Answer If your insurance company refuses to update you or threatens to close your claim, act promptly. Maryland law prohibits unfair claim settlement practices, and you have several practical and legal options to protect your rights. This article explains steps you can take, what the law provides, and when to seek outside help. This […]
Read article →Maryland: Refusing to Sign an Affidavit After a Crash — What You Need to Know
Can you decline to sign a sworn statement after a crash? Detailed Answer This is general information and not legal advice. If you need legal advice for your specific situation, consult a Maryland attorney. In Maryland, a private citizen who witnessed a crash is usually not legally required to sign an affidavit or written statement […]
Read article →Maryland: How a Guardian ad Litem Is Appointed for a Minor’s Settlement
How a Guardian ad Litem Is Appointed for a Minor’s Settlement in Maryland Disclaimer: This is educational information only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult a Maryland attorney about your specific situation. Detailed Answer: Step‑by‑Step Process under Maryland law When a minor (someone under 18) has a claim that will be settled—such as a […]
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