Beltsville, MD
Administrative law Lawyer at Beltsville, MD
Practice Areas: Administrative Law, Employment & Labor ... +3 more
OUTCOME: Verdict for Petitioner
Petitioner was charged with release of material during blasting that allegedly created hazard to persons. After trial, judge ruled that no violation of Pennsylvania environmental statute had occurred a ... nd there was no evidence of personal endangerment.
OUTCOME: Verdict for Defendant
Case recognized constitutional right to parent one's child and that court's ex parte ruling denying all custody and visitation rights was improper. Circuit Court judge also erred by relying on out-of-c ... ourt discussion with child's Guardian Ad Litem.
OUTCOME: Verdict for Defendant
Hanson Aggregates was charged with failing to maintain highwall ground control adequately at South Carolina quarry. Judge found that Secretary of Labor erred in citing Hanson and that there was no evid ... ence of inadequate ground control.
OUTCOME: Verdict for Defendant
Defendant was charged by MSHA (Secretary of Labor) with failing to provide and maintain safe access to its conveyor systems. Judge ruled that no violation of 30 CFR 56.11001 had occurred and vacated th ... e two citations under contest.
OUTCOME: Remanded
Mrs. Pahwa had sought back child support from Mr. Pahwa, although child had resided in India with relatives for years and Mr. Pahwa had sent child support directly to those relatives. Ruling in Circuit ... Court held for Mr. Pahwa (client), because of laches in Mrs. Pahwa's claim for support until child was over age 17. Court of Special Appeals found that Circuit Court Judge failed to swear witnesses and therefore took no testimony, and also found laches was not applicable defense but instead court should use statute of limitations on child support arrearages.
OUTCOME: Verdict for Defendant
Challenge to MSHA citation involving withdrawal of miners following underground hoist shutdown. Court ruled for client mining company, finding Secretary of Labor's application of policy was inconsisten ... t and not entitled to deference.
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