Recent Blog Posts
Expungement In Maryland Criminal Cases
For individuals with a criminal record, the shadow of past mistakes can linger long after they’ve paid their debt to society. This can be extremely stressful and depressing for individuals who are doing all they can to move their lives forward after a run in with the law. For some, there is a legal… Read More »
Premises Liability Laws Impose A Duty Of Care
The safety of individuals relies on a lot of different factors, including spaces having adequate security measures. If a property owner or manager does not prioritize safety and inadequate security results in harm, legal action could be possible. If you were the victim of a criminal incident that resulted in you being injured and… Read More »
Hospital Liability And Legal Considerations
Assessing responsibility and determining liability often extends beyond individual healthcare professionals when a medical malpractice claim moves forward. Claims can be connected to the broader responsibility of the healthcare institution itself. For example, hospitals, a primary setting for medical care delivery, can be held accountable for injuries or illnesses resulting from negligence. If you… Read More »
Car Accident Claim Adjuster Tactics And The Importance Of Legal Counsel
Injuries, vehicle damage, and emotional distress can be experienced in the aftermath of a collision. If this is true for you, you will likely find yourself dealing with insurance adjusters. Some of these professionals have fairness in mind, but others move forward with the primary goal of settling claims quickly for as little money… Read More »
Evolving Legal Precedents And Maryland Negligent Security Cases
The state of Maryland has seen a surge in negligent security cases in recent years. This shift has shined a spotlight on how property owners have a responsibility to provide adequate safety measures for everyone who uses their space, staff, patrons, and visitors alike. As legal precedents continue to evolve, property owners must prioritize… Read More »
Common Errors In MD Workers’ Compensation Cases
Moving through the complexities of a Maryland workers’ compensation case is not always easy, it can be a daunting task for both employees and employers alike. From missed deadlines to communication breakdowns, what you may initially see as simple errors can significantly impact the outcome of a claim. When you are aware of the… Read More »
DUI/DWI Charges And Alternative Sentencing Options
If you live in the state of Maryland, you may hear the acronyms DUI (Driving Under the Influence) and DWI (Driving While Impaired) used interchangeably, but in truth each carries its own distinct legal meaning. When facing a drunk driving charge, understanding the nuances between these charges will inform you of your options, including… Read More »
Upholding Government Accountability
Government accountability is a cornerstone of democracy. After all, Maryland residents rely on public entities to serve their roles, including respecting citizen rights. Because of this, there are avenues for seeking justice if you believe your constitutional rights were violated by a government entity or a government official. Talk through the details of your… Read More »
Independent Medical Examinations (IMEs) And Workers’ Comp
When it comes to workers’ compensation cases in the state of Maryland, it is important for both employees and employers to understand the significance of Independent Medical Examinations (IMEs). These reviews of a worker’s injuries can lead to key data about the extent of the harm sustained, the relation to the workplace, and the… Read More »
Practical Tips For Plaintiffs Pursuing Constitutional Tort Claims
The term constitutional tort may sound abstract to the uninitiated. Many people see the term constitution tort as a form of legal jargon reserved for scholarly debates or courtroom dramas. But these are tangible claims with real consequences. Constitutional tort claims are potent tools that empower individuals to seek justice when their constitutional rights… Read More »
