When you're injured in a t-bone car accident, it can be difficult to determine who is at fault. In this video, we discuss why it's important to get a car accident lawyer if you want to bring a personal injury claim arising out of a T-bone car accident. John Leppler explains how a T-bone usually happens, and why a lawyer is necessary to gather the evidence to prove your case.
Leppler Injury Law handles cases involving motor vehicle injuries throughout the Baltimore area.
Click on the link to learn more about what to do if you've been injured in a car accident and how John Leppler can help.
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Leppler Injury Law
John J. Leppler, Esq.
600 Washington Avenue, Suite 201
Towson, MD 21204
443-955-1989
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Why does an injured victim who wants to bring a personal injury claim arising out of a T-bone car accident always need a lawyer? The answer is that, as it relates to a T-bone accident, there's always usually a liability dispute…. In other words, it is very difficult to tell which person is at fault for the accident. How does a T-bone usually occur?
Two cars are at an intersection. Usually somebody runs a red light, or maybe runs a stop sign; and the front end of one of the cars hits the side of the other car…
Now if there's no eyewitnesses it's very difficult to determine who's at fault. Usually boils down to a "he said, she said" situation. One person saying the light was red. One person saying the light was green. One person saying they ran a stop sign. The other person saying they never ran a stop sign. You get the point.…But you always need a lawyer for these types of situations because the lawyer will be able to utilize the property damage of the different photographs involved, maybe obtain eyewitnesses, may be able to subpoena video surveillance
related to the motor vehicle accident. You name it. The lawyer will be able to gather the necessary evidence to be able to prove your case, that the injured person bringing the claim is not at fault. And the other driver is the one at fault, for sure. If you have any questions regarding…how an injured victim can bring a personal injury claim arising out of a T-bone motor vehicle collision, feel free to call me. I do this every single day and I'd love to answer any questions that you may have. Thank you.
