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RSRM Associate Participates in Civics and Law Program at a Local Baltimore City High School

RSRM Associate Tara A. Barnes Successfully Challenges Third Party Defendant’s Motion to Dismiss for Lack of Personal Jurisdiction

Subject Matter Jurisdiction Questioned by the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland

Four RSRM attorneys featured in Maryland "Super Lawyers"

The Collateral Source Doctrine Does Not Apply to Medical Bills in Excess of Payments Made by Medicare and Medicaid

Mary Ellen Barbera - New Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals

Court of Special Appeals Decides Whether the Good Samaritan Act Applies to Commercial Ambulance Company

RSRM Associate Tara Barnes Receives 2013 Leading Women Award

Fourth Circuit Holds Insurers Have No Duty to Act in Good Faith Toward Underinsured Motorist Claimants

RSRM Partner, Andy Nichols, Featured as a Presenter at Workers' Compensation Seminar

Twenty Year Statute of Repose Held Applicable for Defendants Who Did Not Have a Possessory Interest in Real Property and for Injuries Caused After Asbestos Installation

RSRM Welcomes New Associate; Catherine A.B. Simanski

Recent Presidential Nominations to the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland

New Laws in Maryland Effective October 1, 2013

Court of Special Appeals Provides Finality on the Issue of Credits During a Workers' Compensation Appeal

Judge Rules in Favor of the Defendant in Strict Liability Case

Court of Appeals Holds There is No Duty to Warn of Second Hand Exposure to Asbestos Prior to Adoption of OSHA Regulations in 1972

Court of Appeals finds Administrative Judge Exceeded His Authority

The United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit Applies Contra Proferentum in Construing Contract Ambiguity

Governor O'Malley appoints four new judges

Maryland Court of Appeals Declines to Impose Dram Shop Liability on Bar or Tavern Owners

Jury Returns Defense Verdict in Rear-end Collision Case

Clarification of the term "Unoccupied" in Insurance Disputes

Maryland’s Highest Court Declines to Abrogate Contributory Negligence, Punts to Legislature

Maryland May Require Mandatory Continuing Legal Education

Supreme Court Rules on Authority of Arbitrators