Merge Accidents: Who's at Fault?

Been in a merge accident? Don't let insurance companies trick you! In this video, John Leppler breaks down the tricky world of merge lane accidents, especially in Maryland. Learn how to prove who's at fault, even when the other side tries to blame you.
We'll cover:
- What IS a merge accident?
- Maryland's unique insurance challenges
- Essential evidence to gather
- The role of a personal injury attorney
Don't settle for less than you deserve! Get the facts and fight back after a merge accident.
If you have any questions about bringing a personal injury claim in Maryland, John Leppler is here to help. Contact him today for a free consultation and get the expert legal advice you need.
Leppler Injury Law handles cases involving motor vehicle and pedestrian injuries throughout the Baltimore, Maryland area.
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Transcript:
What is a merge motor vehicle accident and how do you prove so many use at fault in the merge motor vehicle accident. A merge motor vehicle accident is just that. Two or more different motor vehicles are traveling in the roadway and in the same direction. And one of the motor vehicles merges negligently into the other person's lane and causes the accident.
However, merge lane motor vehicle accidents are very tricky. Insurance companies will usually deny liability, especially in Maryland, they will say that at the very least, the driver who was not at fault was at least partially contributed to the accident.
Thus, it is critically important that anybody who is severely injured in a merge motor vehicle accident obtains and consults a personal injury attorney immediately. The injury attorney will be able to gather evidence such as property damage photographs, video surveillance, and eyewitness statements to prove that the at fault driver is in fact at fault and persuade the insurance company to fairly compensate you.
If you any questions regarding how an injured victim can bring a personal injury claim, motor vehicle accident case in the state of Maryland, feel free to call me. I do this every single day and I'd love to answer any questions you may have. Thank you.