Baltimore, MD
Litigation Lawyer at Baltimore, MD
Practice Areas: Litigation, Real Estate, Construction & Development
You don't "legally" have to pay anything (yet). Right now you are actin out of moral obligation, which is admirable. It would not be unreasonable...
Whether content from Facebook can be used as evidence is a hotly debated topic in the current legal landscape. You should consult with a lawyer...
In Maryland, there is a doctrine of law called "constructive possession." A person can be imputed with possession of an item if he or she...
The penalty for an "attempt" is the same as a consummated crime. So the penalty for attempted first degree assault is the same as first degree...
You may have not guilty and nolle presequi dispositions expunged. Go to the district court and ask the clerk for the appropriate form. In...
A summons is an order to appear before the court. If you ignore the summons, you risk having a body attachment/warrant issued for your failure to...
It certainly seems like it, right? But look closely at the bottom of every television or print advertisement you see that boasts something for...
Review your service contract with Sprint. The agreement may have language regarding the company's rights, duties, and liabilities regarding...
Unless sealed by the court, all court proceedings, including filings and transcripts, are open to the public. In most courthouses, proceedings are...
Generally, no. Landlords are not responsible for providing their tenants with parking spaces. However, there may be a clause in your lease that...
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