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Can My Employer Fire Me if I file a Workers Compensation Claim

Have you injured yourself or become ill due to your work? Have you already mentioned to your employer that you want to file a workers’ compensation claim? Were they not thrilled? Did they ask you to reconsider or try to bully you into stopping? Or, did they threaten that you may get fired after filing […]

October New Laws for Maryland

When the General Assembly passes new legislation, the law will go into effect on either July 1 or October 1 of that year unless otherwise specified.  So just this week, a rash of new laws went into effect.  It is important to be familiar with new laws for as they say, “ignorance of the law […]

Baltimore Police Officer Found Drunk & Sleeping on Duty

The other day, it was national news that, according to reports in the Baltimore Sun and other new sources, an on-duty Baltimore City police officer was allegedly found intoxicated and slumped over behind the wheel of his marked patrol vehicle. The impression from media reports was that this officer was in a parked car. One […]

Do I Have A Case For My Car Accident Injury Claim?

Does your neck or back hurt after getting into a car accident? Do your muscles ache? Or, do you relive the accident regularly and have difficulties sleeping or getting behind the wheel again? Have you missed work due to the car accident? Or, have you started calling a chiropractor, physical therapist, or a massage therapist […]

School Daze: The Dilemma of Private School Tuition

A better understanding of the Maryland child support guidelines can help you determine what your responsibilities are when it comes to paying for your children’s education. There are many options available, from private school to public school to prep school and more. Although every parent wants the best for their children, you may have a […]

Maryland Dog Bite Law FAQ

Have you or a loved one suffered an attack by a vicious dog? If so, it is important to know exactly what your legal rights and options are. But the relevant law can be challenging to understand. This extensive Maryland dog bite law FAQ will give you an overview of your most pressing questions and […]

Place Matters Initiative: What Is It?

In 2007, the Maryland Social Services Administration made a deliberate shift in its policy and services by announcing a statewide implementation of the Place Matters Initiative. This program promotes safety, family strengthening, permanency and community-based services for children and families in the child welfare system. Over the past decade, it has had a significant impact […]

Group Home Abuse Case Values

When child abuse in group homes occurs, families are usually anxious to go to court and obtain justice on their child’s behalf. In many cases, they also want to know how much compensation they should expect to receive. However, it is crucial to remember that every group home case is completely unique. It is impossible […]

Group Home Abuse Attorney

In a February 2015 article, The Baltimore Sun shined a spotlight on abuse and cruelty at a Maryland home for disabled foster children. Neglectful and even criminal practices at the LifeLine Home resulted in the tragic death of a ten year old boy and the mistreatment of many others. Unfortunately, occurrences such as this one […]