Real settlement and verdict data from Maryland. Broken down by injury type, county, and outcome—so you know what to expect.
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How Maryland case outcomes differ depending on injury severity.
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$275,000
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$128,643
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A vehicle accident occurred at a shopping center when one vehicle collided with the passenger side of another. The injured person claimed neck and back injuries, including chronic strain. Treatment involved injections and physical therapy.
One driver proceeded through an intersection and was struck by another driver who allegedly failed to fully heed a stop sign. The collision caused the first driver's vehicle to leave the road and hit a utility pole. The first driver sustained fractures, lacerations, and a contusion, requiring hospitalization and rehabilitation.
One driver entered an intersection in her SUV. The other driver made a right turn in front of her vehicle, and his pickup truck collided with her vehicle. The injured driver suffered neck and spinal injuries, including a herniated disk. She was later diagnosed with nerve damage in her extremities. The jury awarded $200,000.
One driver was injured in a broadside accident at an intersection. The case went to trial.
Settlement amounts can vary significantly by location within Maryland.
Firms that have handled the most Maryland car accident cases in our data.
4 cases in Maryland
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$71,249
2 cases in Maryland
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$140,196
2 cases in Maryland
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$342,000
1 cases in Maryland
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$435,814
1 cases in Maryland
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$50,396
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