Statute of Limitations for a Baltimore Auto Accident Injury Claim As avid followers of my blog, yelp page, and google plus page already know, I am a Baltimore Chiropractor that dedicates that majority of my professional time treating headaches, neck pain, and back pain in Baltimore, MD. About half of the patients that I treat have suffered from Baltimore auto accident injuries that have resulted in whiplash-type injuries to the neck. I often tell these
How Can I Receive Treatment Following a Hit And Run Accident In Baltimore? As a Baltimore Chiropractor that spends the majority of my time treating whiplash patients in Baltimore, I have seen just about every type of scenario unfold when it comes to crashes. Typically speaking, if you are stopped at a red light, struck by another vehicle, and injured, it is ultimately the responsibility of the insurance company of the car that struck you
Can Social Media Updates Ruin A Baltimore Personal Injury (Baltimore Auto Accident) Claim? As most of my followers and readers are aware, I am a Baltimore Chiropractor that spends about half my time treating Baltimore auto accident injury patients. My patients typically present with post-traumatic headaches, neck pain, back pain, numbness and tingling into the arm, and numbness and tingling into the leg. Clearly these Baltimore auto accident injuries are not limited to these complaints,
Will Self-Driving Vehicles Lead To The End of Auto Accidents? We have all seen the futuristic films depicting cars that drive themselves. In these utopian societies no one has to own a car or pay for insurance. Instead, they just hail a cab when they need one and pay per trip. The driver understands their input and takes them wherever they want to go. Actually, the more I say it outloud, the more it seems
Ridesharing Apps like Uber and Lyft – Where’s the Insurance? As a Baltimore Chiropractor that spends the majority of my work day treating auto accident injuries resulting from car crashes in Baltimore, I am starting to see a trend of more crashes involving passengers and drivers utilizing rideshare apps such as Uber and Lyft. I suspect this is due to more to the increased numbers of these cars on the road than it is due