Legal Question in Personal Injury in Maryland

I am very sorry to hear about the loss of your grandson. I have worked on a few pedestrian accident cases and whether or not the driver will be ultimately responsible may depend on the specific circumstances (such as was the walk light on or not, was the driver going too fast or not paying attention or could have avoided the accident?) The lack of witnesses may complicate the case but does not automatically determine the outcome. Some factors like speed and direction can be determined by experts after-the-fact.

Because a family may loose valuable legal rights with the passage of time, I strongly encourage you to seek legal counsel to pursue what remedies the family might have. Many attorneys will offer a no-cost initial phone consultation for wrongful death cases, you are welcome to call my firm or another of your choosing. This post is not a substitute for personal legal advice . Again, my condolences on your loss.

The lack of witnesses will make proving liability more difficult but the claim should certainly be pursued and the sooner the better. The Statute of Limitatons on Wrongful Death claims is between 1 and 3 years in the Maryland DC area and I agree with the attorney above who said you will need the help of a lawyer if for no other reason than to help you open an Estate.

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