Law Office of Elizabeth A. Lawrence Blog

After you fall victim to a personal injury, whether it be through a car crash or any other sort of situation, it only makes sense that you will want to start gauging how much compensation you will likely receive. Personal injuries can have serious effects on our ability to stay employed and medical treatment isn’t exactly cheap. As such, there is something to be said for trying to get peace of mind during this time of uncertainty. In truth, it is quite tricky to estimate the value of a personal injury case when it is still early in the process. If you are still in the midst of receiving treatment and a timeline for recovery hasn’t been established just yet, it may be difficult to provide a 100% accurate value. Even still, it is worth observing what you do know as you begin to plan for your future throughout your case and after it. Here are the facts we recommend observing early on in your personal injury case as you attempt to estimate its value. 

If you are involved in a car accident in the State of Maryland, regardless of the severity, it is most likely in your best interest to have a police report made. Ultimately, it its best to move forward from here with as many facts gathered about the accident as possible. Many of these facts, including the involved parties and their insurance information, are included right on a police report!

If you are currently in the middle of the immigration process, you know that there is quite a lot of paperwork involved. Mistakes on these forms can lead to delays, lost money and even rejections. Be sure to avoid these five mistakes in your immigration process to stay away from any hiccups along the way!

There are a few closely related driving offenses in the state of Maryland. If you have been charged with either reckless or negligent driving, you’ll want to learn the key differences between them as you prepare to defend yourself. Consequences can vary depending on the specific case, so be sure to maximize your chances of reducing your own by having an experienced attorney representing you!

Do you need an attorney for your personal injury case? For serious cases, the obvious answer is yes. But what about less severe cases? Many individuals simply choose to handle smaller injury cases on their own in an attempt to receive the compensation they deserve without paying for legal fees. Here are some thoughts to consider when making that crucial decision yourself.

It’s important to understand that if you are charged with a DUI, even after blowing above the legal limit on a breathalyzer test, all hope is not instantly lost! There are many avenues you can take in hopes of having the charges reduced or removed altogether. Let’s explore some of your potential options!

2021 is shaping up to be a fantastic year of recovery thus far. Back in January, President Biden made several significant immigration policy changes in hopes to create a fairer immigration system that ensures public safety while still being fair to those attempting to legally become US citizens. Now, as we enter spring, more positive news keeps coming! This time, the Secretary of Homeland Security has designated Venezuela for TPS. What does that mean for you?

It’s almost time for St. Patrick’s Day! That means fun times are ahead, but there is a fine line between a fun time and a life altering mistake. If you follow these three tips, you’re sure to have a safe, fun and festive holiday!

It’s illegal to operate a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol in all 50 states. But what if you weren’t actually driving the car at the time of your interrogation or arrest? Things start to get a little more nuanced!

More often than not, people associate DUI charges with alcohol. While this is the case most of the time, it’s worth understanding that Maryland drivers can be convicted of DUI when impaired by any controlled substances – even prescription drugs!