How YOUR Pre-Existing Injury Can Impact Your Car Accident Claim скачать в хорошем качестве

How YOUR Pre-Existing Injury Can Impact Your Car Accident Claim

If you or a loved one have been injured in a motor vehicle accident and have pre-existing medical conditions, this video is for you. We'll be discussing the importance of contacting a personal injury lawyer right away. We'll also discuss the eggshell skull rule in Maryland - a legal principle that allows an individual to have a personal injury claim if their pre-existing medical condition was aggravated, reinjured, or substantially aggravated by the accident. We will also provide insight on how to prove to the other driver's insurance company that you were re-injured and your pre-existing medical condition was aggravated. As always, if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to our office. Leppler Injury Law handles cases involving motor vehicle injuries throughout Baltimore County and Baltimore City. Click on the link to learn more about pre-existing conditions and your car accident case. https://www.lepplerinjurylaw.com/prac... Leppler Injury Law John J. Leppler, Esq. 600 Washington Avenue, Suite 201 Towson, MD 21204 443-955-1989 Https://lepplerinjurylaw.com https://www.google.com/maps?cid=16097... #LepplerInjuryLaw #personalinjurylawyer #baltimore Transcript: Today I want to talk to you about the importance of contacting a personal injury lawyer immediately, if you get into a motor vehicle accident and you have what's called pre-existing medical conditions. A lot of people don't realize that if they have pre-existing medical conditions, say they had a surgery in the past on maybe the same body part that they reinjured when they got into a motor vehicle accident, they may not think they have a claim. In the state of Maryland, any person that this happens to absolutely still has a claim. In Maryland, we have what's called the eggshell skull rule. Without getting into too much legal jargon, it basically means if a person had a pre-existing medical condition and then they reinjure that same pre-existing medical condition, the person still has a personal injury claim if their pre-existing medical condition was aggravated, reinjured, or substantially aggravated because of the motor vehicle accident. This happens all of the time and it is very important these types of cases, the insurance company may not believe an injured victim saying, well, well, hey, they were injured in the past. You know, they didn't suffer any new injuries from this motor vehicle accident. That's simply not the case. Under these circumstances, it is so important that this injured victim immediately consults a personal injury lawyer because the personal injury lawyer will know what to do regarding medical experts and gathering specific medical records to prove to the other driver's insurance company that you in fact, were re-injured and you seriously aggravated your pre-existing medical condition. If you have any questions for me about an injured victim getting injured in a motor vehicle accident but had a pre-existing medical condition in the past, feel free to call me. I do this all the time and I'd be more than happy to answer any questions you may have. Thank you.