Under Maryland law, when you go onto someone else’s property, you are owed a duty to reasonably protect your safety. For instance, any hazards that could cause a slip-and-fall accident that the owner knows about or should reasonably know about, must be fixed and removed. ...
Read MoreThis winter, where Baltimore City and Baltimore County residents saw a lengthy period of subzero temperatures, water pipes burst all over the city and ...
View MoreWhen a former Alabama judge and would-be politician recently made a run for a seat in Congress, several women came forward with tales of being ...
View MoreA track coach at a Maryland middle school was caught “sexting” a student and will have to register as a sex offender, according to ABC2News.com. A ...
View MoreThe classification of sex crimes in Maryland is complex. Rape is divided into two categories or degrees. Other sex offenses are divided into four ...
View MoreWhen basketball star Kobe Bryant recently received an Oscar for a short, animated film, the award brought up memories of the 2003 accusations of rape ...
View More2018 Avvo Client's Choice Winner Attorney Maronick Jr. Avvo is an incredibly popular and high-regarded organization that rates, reviews, and reward ...
View MoreCourt Rejects Mother's Attempt to Change Paternity When Man Discovered Not to Be Child's Father Most Maryland child custody and paternity cases ...
View MoreConstruction Worker Who Said He Was Not Authorized to Work in U.S. Ordered to Pay Child Support In a court case dealing with the question of failure ...
View MoreWhat Can I Keep In a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy? | The Law Offices of Thomas Maronick Jr. LLC For an individual, there are two types of bankruptcy – a ...
View More