5 Things to Avoid When Looking for A Lawyer

If you or a loved one are dealing with a legal issue—whether it’s a criminal charge, a messy divorce, or

The Weekly Writ: Maryland Legal News You Can Use for November 9, 2020

Welcome to the Weekly Writ, [nap_names id=”FIRM-NAME-1″]’s new Monday morning round-up of all the Maryland legal news you can use

Today on November 23, 2020, read about: Governor Hogan reinstates Covid-19 restrictions (again) for this week — but still no

Today on November 30, 2020, read about: Face masks are the law of the land — in Garrett County and

Today on November 16, 2020, read about: Maryland courts cancel jury trials for the rest of 2021 due to the

Today on December 14, 2020, read about: A former Maryland official who pleads the Fifth … 150 times. A new

Today on December 7, 2020, read about: Board of appeals sends the Eastport project back to Planning and Zoning —

The riot at Capitol Hill last Wednesday – January 6, 2021 – has shaken the nation to its constitutional core.

Being in court is complicated and confusing, but the process leading up to it is even more so. However you

Today on February 8, 2021, read about: Fellow defense attorney slain, found after burglary call from his office. Maryland Senate