There Was an Accident Last Night at I-70 and the Baltimore Beltway in Maryland…

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There was an auto accident last night at I-70 and the Baltimore Beltway in Maryland last night at 3:54 a.m.

Are you a lawyer who has started a blog this way? If so, stop it because you are driving me crazy. No, seriously, stop it. The Baltimore Sun can and will report these stories just fine without your repeating them, thank you very much.

The Internet is such an amazing resource for personal injury lawyers to gather information about the handling of their cases. But to use this resource, you will wade through so much junk. If you are just rewriting stories from newspapers with no thought or commentary, you are useless to the rest of us.

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