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Congratulations to RSRM’s 2022 Maryland Super Lawyers!

Fourth Circuit Analyzes Settlement Language and Parties Intent in Contract Dispute.

Congratulations to Associate Brandon James on his Recent Win!

Claimants’ Ability to Obtain a Permanent Partial Disability Award Affected by Prior Total Disability Retirement

Courts are still figuring out how COVID-19 fits into the legal scheme in Maryland

Congratulations to Associate Towanda Luckett on her Recent Win!

Governor Hogan Appoints New Judges to Maryland Court of Appeals, Anne Arundel County, Baltimore County, and Washington County

Maryland Court of Special Appeals Holds that Jury Must Decide Who “Owns” a Dog

Congratulations to Associate Ben Beasley on his back-to-back trial wins!

Maryland Examines Public Policy Weighed Against Insurance Policy Exclusions in Uninsured Motorist Breach of Contract Suit

Maryland Courts Determine that Features Inside Leased Property are in the Exclusive Control of the Lessee

Congratulations to Associate Ashley Bond on her Recent Win!

Congratulations to Associate Ben Beasley for prevailing on a motion for summary judgment in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City!

Clarity for the Statute of Limitations for Maryland Workers’ Compensation Modification Cases

RSRM Welcomes Associate Brandon James!

Maryland Courts Refuse to Allow Non-Economic Damages for Pets

RSRM Welcomes Associate Towanda Luckett!

Governor Hogan Appoints New Judges to Baltimore, and Carroll Counties

A Preliminary Decision from the Maryland Insurance Administration Does Not Constitute A “Final Decision” For the Purposes of Collateral Estoppel

Congratulations to John Thompson on his Recent Trial Win!

Promising New Changes for Civil Litigation in Maryland

Congratulations to Two Associates on their Recent Trial Wins!

The Maryland Workers’ Compensation Commission’s Refusal to Reopen a Claim is not Subject to Judicial Review

Maryland Court of Appeals Determines That the Breach of the Duty to Defend Does Not Entitle a Plaintiff to Prejudgment Interest as a Matter of Right