Supreme Court News
The Supreme Court has examined the issue of partisan gerrymandering in 2017, and the results could possibly change the voting map moving forward. Before we dive into the Supreme Court Case and what it means, let’s go through exactly what gerrymandering is. It is a difficult process to explain, but it is drawing political boundaries […]
Continue readingMore TagDo You Need A Lawyer After a Car Accident?
After a car accident, a ton of questions will pop into your head following the accident. Such as: Who will pay for the damages? Who’s the person at fault? Should I be compensated for lost wages? These are complex questions with complicated answers. Sometimes it is clear cut who is at fault, and other times, […]
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Any person who owns or possesses a controlled substance without a legally recognized reason can be charged with drug possession. However, if you are under the age of 18, then that person is considered a juvenile, and will be charged with juvenile drug possession. What is the difference between a juvenile and an adult being […]
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Getting into a car accident can always be complicated, physically, mentally, and financially. What happens when you get into a car accident with someone who does not have car insurance? A lot of thoughts will go through the person’s head, such as will I have to pay for their damages in full? Let’s take a […]
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The Department of Justice is dropping all charges against the Baltimore police officers involved in the death of Freddie Gray. Officials from the Department of Justice stated, “the evidence is insufficient to prove beyond a reasonable doubt” that the officers were involved in the tragic death of the 25 year old Baltimore native For those […]
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Medical Malpractice varies from state to state, and Maryland has some interesting differences in medical malpractice that are not found in the majority of other states. In this blog, we are going to go over some of these differences, notably the statute of limitations, notices and arbitration, medical expert requirements, and damages in Maryland. Medical […]
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Labor Day has come and gone, which means only one thing, the NFL is back! Whether you are a Ravens, Redskins, or even an Eagles fan (like me), it is an exciting time! So what should you expect from this upcoming season? For a lot of fans around Baltimore, the answer is usually, “hopefully another […]
Continue readingMore TagWhat should I wear to my hearing?
At our law office, we handle cases pertaining to bankruptcy, personal injuries, medical malpractice, will and estates, and much more. But the same question comes up for all my cases, what should I wear to my hearing? Some people will ask this question, and others will not bother to ask, but today I am going […]
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How long until I can buy a car or home after bankruptcy?
If you have been following along with our blogs for the past few months, you may remember our blog, “Can You Buy a Car after a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?” where we discussed the possibility of buying a car after bankruptcy. Cars are usually very easy to buy again after bankruptcy (maybe not the new Lexus), […]
Continue readingMore TagHiring a lawyer after winning the lottery
The total for the lottery has rose up to $700 million for Wednesday, August 23rd. What are the chances that a person could win? A wholesome chance of 1 in 292,201,338. So there is a very small chance of winning. But what if you do win? Congratulations! You’re a winner! Now what do you do. […]
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