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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…
Liability
Summer 2021
Defending the Wet Bandits: How to Keep the Kitchen Sink Out of Evidence
Imagine, it’s 2021, and you have a consultation with potential clients, Messrs. Marv and Harry. You…
Liability
Spring 2021
Avoiding Rudderless Litigation: Assessing the Standard of Care for COVID Claims
Written by:
J. Michael Kunsch Sweeney & Sheehan, P.C.
Albert B. Randall, Jr. Franklin & Prokopik,…
Liability
Winter 2021
Davis v. Regency Lane, LLC: When Is the Landlord Responsible for Two Fatal Shootings in the Common Area? Not When There Is No Evidence of the Circumstances Behind the Shooting.
A common issue that arises in the context of landlord-tenant relationships is the extent to which a landlord…
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