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Towson Car Accident Lawyers

Highway 83 runs through the heart of our area. The topography has mountainous and hilly roads that can be challenging to drive. There’s the heavy commuter traffic driving down I-95, the 495 Beltway, and other prominent roads. All of which is to say that car accidents can be all too common. 

When an accident happens, the consequences can impact your entire life, from your ability to earn a living to simply enjoying activities with your family. If that accident happened because another driver was at fault, you have the right to be compensated. The car accident lawyers in our Towson office provide experienced legal guidance combined with compassionate and personalized attention. 

Call Alex and LaFleur Attorneys at Law LLC at (410) 755-5801 or contact us online today to set up a free consultation. We can do virtual meetings for the convenience of our clients.

What to Do After a Car Accident

Presuming you are physically and mentally able, taking these steps will help protect your well-being and help us advance your legal interests: 

  • Get medical attention: This is not only vital for your health, it may prove valuable after the fact if an insurance company attempts to dispute your injuries. A doctor’s report done immediately after the accident is valuable evidence. 
  • Call the police: Even if you and the other driver are both okay, local law enforcement should still be called. The police will write a report on the accident, which can be introduced as evidence. 
  • Gather information: From the contact information of witnesses to photos with your cellphone, any information you can gather is something our attorneys can use, as we pursue a fair settlement on your behalf. 
  • Save your receipts: From medical expenses to proof of lost wages, all of this helps us build the case for what your final settlement figure should be. 

Stay silent: Don’t tell the other driver that you’re fine. That could be used against you later—and there are injuries that take time to manifest themselves. You should also not talk to an insurance company. Let us handle that.

What Sets Us Apart

  • Thousands of Happy Clients

    Our attorneys have successfully served thousands of clients, delivering personalized and effective legal solutions.

  • Former Prosecutor Experience

    With Mike LaFleur’s background as a former prosecutor, we bring unique insight into both sides of the law, giving us a strategic edge.

  • Wide Range of Services

    Our firm offers a wide range of experience across criminal defense, family law, personal injury, and estate planning, ensuring comprehensive legal support for your needs.

  • Teamwork With A Track Record

    At Alex and LaFleur, our strong teamwork and collaboration comes with a consistent track record of success, delivering positive outcomes for our clients,

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With experience on both sides of the court system, we're prepared for whatever direction your case takes. Contact us today to get started.

Proving Causation in a Car Accident

Causation is an essential component of any personal injury case. It means being able to prove that the accident was the actual cause of your injuries. If this can’t be proven, there can be no settlement—even if the other driver was at fault. 

How would the accident not be the cause of your injuries? Perhaps that’s a question you’re asking, and it’s a good one. Neck and back injuries are common in car accidents. However, these are also areas of the body where there are often pre-existing conditions. It’s well possible that lawyers for the defendant’s insurance company will attempt to attribute your injuries to these pre-existing conditions, rather than the accident. 

Let’s say you’re involved in a collision at the busy intersection of Loch Raven Boulevard and Joppa Road. The other driver was braking as it happened, so that mitigated the damage somewhat, but you still took a pretty good jarring. Maybe you walk away from the accident fine, and maybe the other driver even agrees to pay for your car repairs. What happens a couple of days later if you find yourself unable to turn your neck without pain, or if sitting in your office chair for any extended period of time is now impossible? 

If you can connect those injuries to the accident, the defendant’s insurance will have to pay for your treatment, rehab, and any other associated damages—both economic and non-economic. However, what if you have been dealing with neck and back problems for several years? 

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