Linda Theresa Spradlin's Legal Cases (2)

Appeals

Brethren Mut. Ins. Co. v. Suchoza, 212 Md. App. 43 (2013)

May 29, 2013

OUTCOME: In favor of Ms. Spradlin's client. The Court of Special Appeals affirmed the decision in favor of Mr. Suchoza.

Teri Spradlin represented Mr. Suchoza on appeal. Mr. Suchoza was injured while driving a commercial vehicle during the course of his employment at Matrix Mechanical. He filed suit alleging breach of co ... ntract against Brethren Mutual Insurance Company for its failure to pay benefits under its uninsured motorist (UM) policy with Matrix. The jury returned a verdict for Mr. Suchoza in the amount of $535,876, which the judge reduced to $356,669 to reflect the set-off for Mr. Suchoza’s previously received workers’ compensation benefits. Brethren appealed.

Real estate

Weems v. County Commissioners of Calvert County, 397 Md. 606 (2007)

Mar 16, 2007

OUTCOME: In favor of Ms. Spradlin's clients. The Court of Appeals held that §15-201 of the Calvert County Code is unconstitutional as applied to appellants' properties.

L. Teri Spradlin represented Thomas I. Weems, Jr. and other similarly situated plaintiff/appellant landowners in an appeal from the decision rendered by the Circuit Court for Calvert County in favor of ... Calvert County. Appellants filed a declaratory judgment action in the circuit court against the County Commissioners, seeking a declaration as to the westerly terminus of a public easement; a declaration as to the ownership of an area known as Leitch’s Wharf; and a declaration that §15-201 of the Calvert County Code—as it pertains to Leitch’s Wharf—is unconstitutional because it constitutes a taking of Appellants’ property without just compensation.

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