Monday, March 23, 2015

Deadly Annapolis Multi-Car Accident Closes Route 50


            On Saturday, eastbound lanes of Route 50 at Aris T. Allen Boulevard and Route 665 were closed because of a three-car accident.  Unfortunately, the three occupants in one of the vehicles involved all died.  Raymond Badders died at the scene, and his daughter, Susannah Badders, who was driving, and the third passenger passed away at Shock Trauma.  Occupants in the second vehicle were not injured.  The driver of third vehicle, an off-duty police officer, suffered only minor injuries even though his vehicle overturned.

            Maryland State Police say that evidence shows the third vehicle swerved into the first vehicle to avoid stopped traffic.  The third vehicle overturned and pushed the first vehicle into the second vehicle in front of it.  Police have not said if speed or other factors such as texting or talking on a cell phone led to this horrific accident.

            While car accidents are common, determining exactly what happened at the scene of an accident can be very difficult.  All accidents are different and liability changes depending on the circumstances of each case.  Our experienced Annapolis car accident attorneys have many ways to prove liability in an auto accident.

            The action you take immediately after your accident will affect your personal injury recovery.  Winning your case against large insurance companies requires a strategic approach that we have developed over the last 25 years.

            If you or a family member has been injured or killed in a Maryland automobile accident, truck, bus or motorcycle accident, and would like a free legal consultation or if you would like more information on car accidents please feel free to contact our office at (301) 854-9000 or visit us on the web at: http://www.portnerandshure.com/Auto-Accidents/Motorcycle-Accidents.shtml

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