In Md., if a lawyer withdrawals before a hearing and the hearing is reset/continued, what happens with ongoing discovery?

If the matter was set for trial, there should be on record a Scheduling Order entered into by the Court which set forth the deadline for completing...

Can i sue a 3rd party blood drawing company for "losing" my blood and not finding out for 4 months that i am extremely sick?

I think that you should have the case reviewed by an experienced medical malpractice attorney. If the insurance records show that the blood was...

Maryland Rule of Court 1-203 sets forth the rule for calculation of time in which to respond to a motion or ruling. Under the rule, the last day...

Does the fact that the plaintiff in a custody suit has given contradicting answers to the same question in a custody suit matter

At some point in the case, the parties should have to appear before a decision maker to present their cases. At that time, you should have the...

Is an "Order" required after a judge grants a party's motion

It is a common practice, but not required under the Maryland court rules, for the party who files a motion to attach a draft order granting the...

I agree with the other commentator that it would be difficult and expensive to attempt to show that your physician breached any applicable standard...

I am seeking compensation or punitive damages, How do I go about filing?

You should discuss the case with a plaintiff's attorney who is wiling to take your case on a contingent fee basis. A key question up front is...

Under Maryland court rules, an attorney must file a motion to withdraw from a case in which he or she has entered an appearance as your counsel...

Can information from a case that was dismissed with prejudice or without prejudice be used in another civil tort case?

What I am hearing is that estimates were submitted as bills in connection with the filing of the complaint in a case that has not yet been...

You can ask the same questions, but you probably will want to change some of them to get information regarding what you need to prove in the case. ...