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Liability
Winter 2022
Can the Opposition’s Expert Make Their Closing Argument?
A crucial part of many lawsuits is presenting and contesting expert witnesses. However, an expert’s…
Liability
Winter 2022
Party On, Wayne or Stairway Denied? Litigants Seek to Clarify the Maryland Court of Appeals’ Administrative Orders Tolling And/or Suspending the Statutes of Limitations
In the 1992 film “Wayne’s World,” the titular character, newly flush with cash, goes to a music…
Liability
Fall 2021
Home Improvement Restitution and the Unexpected Battle of Semantics
Home improvement is a scary endeavor for most homeowners, and choosing the right contractor is a tall…
Liability
Fall 2021
Three Ways to Guarantee a Traffic Infraction Will Torpedo Your Defense in a Personal Injury Case
As lawyers representing a wide variety of motor carriers in personal injury cases, we are often asked…
Liability
Summer 2021
Court of Special Appeals: A Commercial Tenant’s Employee is a “Tenant” While on Employer’s Leased Property for Purposes of Premises Liability
In Ford v. Edmondson Vill. Shopping Ctr. Holdings, LLC, 251 Md. App. 335, 254 A.3d 138 (2021), the Court…
Liability
Summer 2021
Malicious Defendants Beware: Stipulating to Liability Does Not Prevent the Imposition of Punitive Damages
Punishment of a defendant is not often a consideration for jurors in civil litigation, though it may…
Liability
Summer 2021
Can a Lawyer Ethically Partake In Ex Parte Communications With an Adversary’s Current/ Former Employees?
The rules regarding whether a lawyer can communicate with a person represented by counsel are straightforward:
A…
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