What are the Penalties in Maryland for Possession of an Unregulated Firearm?
Maryland has some of the toughest gun laws in the nation. They are without a doubt strict. In this state they regulate the sale, transfer, rent, and possession of regulated firearms. All private transfers of regulated firearms must be processed through a licensed dealer or designated law enforcement agency which must conduct a background check […]
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What is a Probation Before Judgement
You may have heard of the common term of phrase for this court ruling “PBJ,” or probation before judgment, but what exactly is a probation before judgment? Well, this is another positive outcome in a case for you. With the Law Office of Nicholas Del Pizzo, we will take a more in-depth look. Answering the […]
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Can you get compensation for a misdiagnosis in Maryland?
Misdiagnosis can mean that your condition goes untreated for a long time, and you may get worse while you wait for more information. Additionally, if you are diagnosed with the wrong condition, you could undergo unnecessary treatment. This could lead to significant medical expenses and serious physical harm and mental distress, potentially including irreversible harm. […]
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Why is medical malpractice a civil case, and not a criminal case?
Medical malpractice is defined as any case of negligence in a medical setting that endangers the health and safety of patients. This can include not only failing to provide patients with the attention they need while staying in a hospital or care facility, but also committing surgery errors, administering unnecessary medications or treatment, ignoring symptoms, […]
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Do Insurance Companies Cover Parking Lot Accidents in Maryland?
Drivers who are involved in parking accidents sometimes think the insurance situation is different than that of wrecks on the open road. A common question we receive at the Law Offices of Nicholas J. Del Pizzo, a personal injury lawyer in Dundalk, MD is do insurance companies cover parking lot accidents in Maryland? Even if […]
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Who do you call first immediately after a car accident in Maryland?
There is no getting around how sudden and scary car accidents can be. You never know when an accident will happen and it can be very confusing as to what to do in the moment. A common question that comes up is who do you call first immediately after a car accident in Maryland? At […]
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Can You Sue The City of Baltimore for a Sidewalk Slip and Fall?
Slipping and falling on a sidewalk is on one hand embarrassing and the other something could potentially cause some serious injuries. During the winter months especially sidewalks can be disaster areas for those trying to simply walk to their cars. Those who are unfortunate enough to suffer an accident could suffer back injuries, broken bones, […]
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Will Receiving a Civil Citation in Maryland Go On Your Record?
Most people who receive civil citations are unsure about the nature of the violation. They often incorrectly assume these are criminal offenses rather than civil measures. The law offices of Nick Del Pizzo, a law firm in Dundalk, Maryland, explores will receiving a civil citation in Maryland go on your record? Steps To Take: How […]
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How to Find Out If You Have a Criminal Warrant in Maryland
Finding out there is a warrant for your arrest is stressful and frightening, but it’s even worse if you think there is a warrant but you can’t find out for sure. The uncertainty can often be much more stressful than just taking care of the warrant and moving on with your life. Unfortunately, in Maryland, […]
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How COVID-19 is affecting middle-class bankruptcy cases
Bankruptcy should never be seen as a sign of failure. It is a legal way to rebuild after an emergency. If you are deeply in debt, consider taking advantage of this opportunity to protect yourself and your family, but be sure to understand the process and its implications. The bankruptcy court of Maryland warns that […]
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