Baltimore, MD
Litigation Lawyer at Baltimore, MD
Practice Areas: Litigation
If your father lived in CA, then that state would likely need to be the forum. Generally, if the will you possess was executed after the other...
There are number of options, though I would suggest that you at least file a claim with your property's insurance company. Whether it is worth...
Disallowing the claim was the correct move if you dispute the claim, and you should also keep in mind the timing of the notice, which has to be...
Under the Federal Rules, and in N.H., a party has one amendment as of right (i.e. without seeking leave of the Court). Of course, many plaintiffs,...
The other side should have served the motion on you - if they failed to do so it should certainly be brought to the Court's attention, but you...
It depends on the governing statutes and regulations, but often times yes. In Maryland, for example, conviction of a crime of "moral turpitude" is...
An affidavit of service does not need to be notarized under the Maryland rules, but it does need to be prepared and signed under penalty of perjury.
Any jurisdictional argument is very dependent on the specific facts of each case, but generally speaking, jurisdictional arguments are normally...
The Maryland Rules for discovery are deliberately broad so as to allow for liberal discovery. There are consequences in those Rules for failure to...
You would need to review the representation agreement with your attorney, which should explain the basis for calculating their fee. Generally, the...
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