What is Underinsured/Uninsured Coverage?

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This week, Mark J. Palumbo explains Underinsured and Uninsured Coverage. When reviewing your auto insurance policy, it is important to understand that your coverage can vary based on your policy. Uninsured coverage protects you from drivers that have no insurance. On the other hand, Underinsured coverage helps protect you if you are hit by another driver that does not have enough insurance to cover your damages.

We here at Davis, Upton & Palumbo LLC, strive to obtain the compensation to which you are entitled. If you need assistance, advice on your coverage, or just want to learn more about our services on Motor Vehicle Accidents,
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What is Discovery?

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This week, David C. Weigel explains Discovery. Discovery is the stage of the litigation process where each side has the opportunity to see what evidence the Opposing Party has and can present at trial.

He explains that there are many different discovery devices that a party can use during this stage of the process. These devices can include serving written interrogatories, requesting the production of documents, depositions, and more.

Knowing the stages of the litigation process is crucial to any legal matter. With many years of experience, we have a thriving litigation practice in which we help resolve on a wide variety of disputes. You can find out more about our services by clicking here or by contacting us today!

 
 
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What is the Boulevard Rule?

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This week, David C. Weigel describes the Boulevard Rule. Although this law may sound unfamiliar, it is a rule that most drivers deal with on a daily basis. This traffic law in Maryland states that any driver approaching an intersection from a smaller roadway must yield the right-of-way to the drivers on the through highway.
The driver approaching from the smaller roadway is known as the unfavored driver. The unfavored driver must yield until he/she can either cross the through highway safely or merge and get up to speed. In the personal injury context, the Boulevard Rule places a duty on the unfavored driver to avoid a collision by yielding to the favored drivers.
To learn more about our services dealing with Traffic and MVA Hearings click here, or Motor Vehicle Accidents click here, or any matter regarding Personal Injury click here, or contact us today! Whatever legal  matter it is, we are more than happy to help!
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Peace Order or Protective Order?

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This week, Stephanie B. Noronha Stephanie B. Noronha explains both Protective Orders and Peace Orders. She details the requirements needed to be eligible to either file for a Protective Order or a Peace Order.

We are experienced in the legal process surrounding all of these matters. Whether your situation will benefit more from mediation or litigation, we are prepared to act on your behalf throughout the process. click here or contact us today. Read more

What is PIP Coverage?

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This week, Mark J. Palumbo explains PIP or Personal Injury Protection Coverage. When asked to examine automobile insurance coverage, PIP is one of the policies we review. Personal Injury Protection is a no-fault policy on your insurance that covers your medical bills and 85% of your lost wages if you are injured in an automobile accident. Mark explains that there are several amounts of PIP Coverage one can have but recommends looking at your situation and review with your insurance agent.
 
When using the Personal Injury Practice Group at Davis, Upton & Palumbo, LLC, your personal injury claim will be handled professionally. To learn more about our Personal Injury services click here or contact us today! Our attorneys and staff will be responsive to you, and we will do our best to see that you receive full compensation for your injuries and losses.
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What is Marital Property?

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This week, Michael O’Shea explains marital property. Marital property often comes up in a context of divorce proceedings. Under Maryland law, marital property is defined as any property, however titled, that was acquired by one or both the spouses during the marriage. Marital property does not include any property that is directly traceable to the following: property obtained before the marriage, any inheritance or gift by a third-party, and anything that is excluded by valid agreement. Michael goes on to explain, Tenants by the Entirety, which is a term that is used in a deed for real property that is exclusively used during a marriage, and what it entails.
To learn more about our services on Family Law,  click here or contact us today! With the backing of our Real Estate and Corporate and Business Law Practice Groups, we have experience dealing with complex business valuation and property valuation cases.
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