Legal Question in Personal Injury in Maryland

It depends. If you were injured in the car crash, you may be able to recover for both your physical injuries and resulting medical costs, but also your pain and suffering, loss of work (if any), etc. Also, if you have "Personal Injury Protection" (otherwise known as PIP in Maryland) through your insurance carrier, it doesn't matter who is at fault, the insurance company will almost immediately send you a check (usually $2,500). I would STRONGLY urge you to contact a Maryland personal injury attorney prior to discussing your case with your insurance company, Comcast, or Comcast's insurance carrier.

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The insurance carrier for Comcast is required to pay you the fair market value of your vehicle at the time of the incident. This can be determined by going on sites such as cars.com or kbb.com and entering the details about your car. They will offer you an amount based on their own "guides", which will probably be less, but you can negotiate or take them to court if you can't reach an agreement. They will also pay for a rental vehicle for a limited period of time to enable you to obtain a replacement vehicle. Or if you have collision coverage you can see if your own carrier will make you a better offer (less your deductible) and then negotiate or go to arbitration with the other carrier and try to get your deductible back to you. You are in a common situation where you own a depreciated vehicle and are now faced with replacing it with a more expensive new or used vehicle.