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Congratulations to Associate Aaminah Woods on Her Recent Victory!

          On Friday, June 13, 2025, Associate Aaminah Woods argued her first Motion to Dismiss before the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County.  Ms. Woods was up against a pro se Plaintiff who filed suit against USAA alleging a breach of contract, specifically a breach of her Marital Separation Agreement with her ex-spouse.  The Plaintiff claimed that USAA, without Plaintiff’s consent, authorization, or a court order, altered her policy in effect in 2016.  Due to these alterations, Plaintiff claims that, after a motor vehicle accident in 2018, she was unable to receive policy limits that she thought were in effect at the time of the 2018 accident.  Ultimately Plaintiff claimed that she was unaware that her policy limits were lowered and that USAA did so fraudulently and without consent.  Since certain provisions of Plaintiff’s Marital Separation Agreement explained who was responsible for payments on Plaintiff’s automobile insuran...

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