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Hired Driver’s Lack of Liability Insurance May “Sound” like Admissible Evidence in a Suit for Negligent Hiring, but the Court of Appeals Disagrees in Perry v. Asphalt & Concrete Servs., 447 Md. 31, 133 A.3d 1143 (2015)

Social Hosts, Not Commercial Hosts, Liable for Alcohol-Related Injuries to Third Parties. For Now?

United States District Court for the District of Maryland Rules in Favor of Maryland Insurance Companies on First Party Claims

Court of Special Appeals of Maryland reiterates the limited application of the doctrine of Res Ipsa Loquitor

New Legislation Aimed at Punishing Drunk Drivers with Punitive Damages May Miss the Mark

Allstate Ins. Co. v. Kponve and Proof of Uninsured Motorist Coverage at Trial

Uber and Agency - Is an Uber Driver an Uber Employee?

Judicial Appointments Announced by Governor

Maryland Law Now Requires Early Disclosure

RSRM Attorneys Feature in Maryland "Super Lawyers" Once Again