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How to Choose a Car Accident Lawyer in Maryland
“Attorney-client privilege.” This is another phrase we hear thrown around a lot in movies and television shows. That moment…
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What does Attorney-Client Privilege Really Mean?
“Attorney-client privilege.” This is another phrase we hear thrown around a lot in movies and television shows. That moment…
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How to Find a Good Personal Injury Attorney
Personal Injury cases, like many other areas of the law, deal with a highly personal and sensitive time in…
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What is a “Pro Hac Vice” Motion & Why does my Attorney need it?
What happens if you get into legal trouble when you are outside your home state? Can you call your…
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Understanding Jury Duty in Maryland: Grand Jury vs. Trial Jury
In courtroom dramas portrayed on television and in movies we hear the term “grand jury” a lot. We even...
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Stimulus Checks and Divorce: What You Need to Know
Many families over the course of the last year received multiple rounds of stimulus payments from the federal government...
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Estate Planning during a Global Pandemic
Estate Planning during a Global Pandemic Has the COVID-19 pandemic got you wondering about the health of your estate...
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Force Majeure Clauses & COVID-19
Force Majeure Clauses & COVID-19 As the novel coronavirus, COVID-19 continues to spread across the United States and the...
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Client Alert: FFCRA
On March 18, 2020, Congress passed the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) to address our country’s growing concerns...
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What is the “Ban-the-Box” Law?
What is the “Ban-the-Box” Law? On February 29, 2020, a new law that aims to give formerly incarcerated...
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What is Mediation?
Mediation: Bringing it all to the table Mediation may be a word we’ve all heard, but many of us...
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Should I have a Will or a Trust? Or a bit of both?
When Burt Reynolds died in September of 2018, he left his only son out of his Will. But this...
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