Should I Get a Lawyer for a Car Accident That’s Not My Fault?
The Short Answer: Yes, you should get a lawyer for a car accident that’s not your fault. Hiring a lawyer can help you secure fair...
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How To Get a Police Report for a Car Accident in Maine
The Short Answer: After a car accident in Maine, police reports are typically available online, by mail, or in person through the agency that responded...
What Are Maine’s Car Insurance Requirements?
The Short Answer Maine follows a 50/100/25 rule when it comes to minimum insurance requirements. That’s $50,000 for personal injury liability to 1 person, $100,000...
We’re Here For You: How We’re Handling The COVID-19 Public Health Emergency
Did you know? At Lowry Law, we’ve been protecting the legal rights of our neighbors throughout the state of Maine since 1971. We’ve built our...
Everything You Need To Know About Maine’s Hands-Free Law
Our Maine Car Accident Lawyers Explain the Hands-Free Law On Sept. 19, Maine will become one of the many states that have banned holding a...
Everything You Need To Know About Product Liability Claims
When you’ve been damaged by a defective product and are filing a lawsuit, this is called a product liability claim. Filing one of these lawsuits...
Will My Homeowners Insurance Cover A Slip and Fall Injury on My Property?
Homeowner’s insurance not only covers damage to the policyholder’s home, but it can also cover the costs of injuries for anyone injured on that property....
What Are My Legal Options If I Had A Slip & Fall Accident At My Apartment Complex?
Slip and fall injuries are devastating and unexpected injuries. Depending on the extent of your injury, you may find yourself unable to work and trying...
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