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Maryland Law Now Requires Early Disclosure

RSRM Attorneys Feature in Maryland "Super Lawyers" Once Again

New Laws Effective October 1

Offer of Judgment

Workers’ Compensation: Independent Contractor or Covered Employee?

RSRM Bids a Fond Farewell to Retiring Legal Assistant Shirley MacDermott

No Sanctions for Clear Discovery Violation

D.C. Court moves toward Federal Expert Witness Standard

Maryland Workers’ Compensation Regulations are Unambiguous with regard to Statute of Limitation

Court of Appeals Weighs In On Interpretation of Policy Limits

Court Adopts Authentication Standard for Social Media Evidence

Maryland Increases Statutory Caps to Help Injured Parties

Jury Awards Significant Sum in St. Mary’s County Auto Tort Case

Can a hotel be held liable for an assault simply due to location in a high-crime area? U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia says no.

Partner Andrew Nichols Obtains Defense Verdict

Robinson v. Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, 77 F.3d 33 (2014).

Damages for Emotional Distress Awarded for Injury to Pet