As healthcare and medical technologies continue to develop, the average human lifespan grows longer and the percentage of the world’s population over the age of 60 continues to rise. Here,…

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During the daytime, over 480,000 drivers use their cell phones while operating a vehicle, and texting and making calls on a cell phone are the leading causes of distracted driving…

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In most car accident claims, the at-fault driver’s actions do not justify punitive damages. However, in car accidents where the at-fault driver’s behavior is deemed to be done with actual…

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New Maryland legislation that was passed in April of 2018 will set Maryland estate tax exemption at $5 million for decedents who pass away on or after January 1st, 2019.…

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While many individuals or couples without children may think that estate planning does not apply to them, it is important for everyone to create an estate plan to ensure your…

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From Baltimore City’s “Don’t Block the Box” legislation to Baltimore County’s newest traffic enforcement program, there are a variety of changes being made to traffic enforcement policies across Baltimore City…

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On October 1st, 2018, dozens of new Maryland laws were put into effect. These new regulations cover a broad range of topics from law enforcement to public school systems to…

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Cycling is not only an excellent activity for recreation, but it is also useful for exercise and transportation. However, cycling on public roads is not always safe. As a cyclist,…

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The process of adult adoption is often used as a method of formalizing an existing parent-child relationship or of providing financial protection for a stepchild, friend or same-sex partner, especially…

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According to both federal and Maryland state law, everyone is afforded specific rights when pulled over by a law enforcement officer. Additionally, there are best practices to consider if you…

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