Understanding a Loss of Consortium Claim
After an accident, there are several ways for victims to seek restitution, but the family members of the victims are also able to seek restitution of their own. Here, Douglas…
Learn MoreThe Importance of Advance Medical Directives
An advance medical directive can help your needs be met when you are unable to speak for yourself. Here, Doug Lauenstein details ways that having an advance medical directive is…
Learn MoreThe Dangers of Not Having a Will
If you die without a will, Maryland laws of intestacy dictate the way your estate is inherited. Here, Doug Lauenstein explains Maryland’s rules of intestacy, and how they impact the…
Learn MoreHow to Deal with Auto Insurance Claims Adjusters
After being injured in an auto accident, the thought of negotiating with an auto insurance claims adjuster can be stressful. Here, experienced attorney, Douglas Lauenstein relieves some of that stress…
Learn MoreWhat to Do if You are the Victim of a Drunk Driver
Accidents involving drunk drivers are often quite serious. Here, Douglas Lauenstein, explains how to handle being hit by a drunk driver. Call 9-1-1 Immediately Drunk driving accidents are often quite…
Learn MoreCan Power of Attorney Be Challenged?
Power of attorney is a valuable tool, which the principal can revoke at any time, but what happens when a third party wishes to challenge it? Here, experienced attorney Douglas…
Learn MorePTSD and Auto Accidents
Major car accidents can cause more than just physical injuries—emotional injuries can linger long after the physical injuries have healed. Here, experienced attorney Douglas Lauenstein explains the relationship between car…
Learn MoreHow to Choose the Right Long-Term Care for Your Loved One
While the decision to place a loved one in long-term care can be very difficult, choosing the perfect place for them can be even more so. Here, the elder care…
Learn MoreDefining “Reasonable Care” and “Negligence”
Personal injury and tort cases bring with them explicit legal terminology, including the terms “reasonable care” and “negligence.” But, what do these terms actually mean? Here, attorney Douglas Lauenstein breaks…
Learn MoreImportant Tips for Proving You Were Not at Fault
One of the most important components of your car accident claim is establishing who—or who was not—at fault. Here, Douglas Lauenstein at The Lauenstein Law Firm explain steps you can…
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