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- Maryland Imposes Limits on Use of Criminal Records in Credit Reports
Dec 19, 2024
Maryland is taking significant steps to The state statutes aim to promote fairness in consumer reporting. The requirements went into effect on October 1, 2024. HB 622: Prohibition on including certain types of criminal records HB 622 prohibits consumer reporting agencies from including specific types of criminal records in their reports. Under the law, consumer reports cannot include: Records where the individual was falsely accused, acquitted, or exonerated. Charges that resulted in a "nolle...Read More - Maryland Offers $20 Lyft Credit to Encourage Safe Holiday Travel
Dec 18, 2024
As holiday celebrations ramp up across Maryland, state officials are urging residents to prioritize safety with the help of a $20 Lyft credit. The move is aimed at preventing Marylanders who might be impaired by alcohol from getting on the roads. The initiative is sponsored by Maryland’s Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA). It’s the fourth holiday season that the rideshare credit has been offered to Maryland residents. How to Access the Credit Marylanders can claim the...Read More - Clarification Regarding Fox and Friends Appearance
Dec 17, 2024
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Dec 16, 2024
Medical malpractice What is Medical Malpractice? Medical malpractice occurs when a healthcare provider fails to meet the accepted standard of care, causing injury or harm to a patient. This standard of care refers to the actions a reasonably skilled and competent healthcare provider would take under similar circumstances. Common examples of medical malpractice include: Misdiagnosis Surgical errors or wrong-site surgery Medication errors, such as incorrect dosages Birth injuries caused by improper prenatal or delivery...Read More - Defending Luigi Mangione: Focusing on Competency and NCR
Dec 13, 2024
When a high-profile case like Luigi Mangione’s lands in court, the stakes are enormous. The prosecution has presented compelling evidence tying Mangione to the alleged crime, including damning gun evidence that neither side can dispute. At In Mangione’s case, the strength of the prosecution’s evidence requires a shift in focus: competency and a Not Criminally Responsible (NCR) defense. This approach leverages critical aspects of the legal system that consider the mental state of the...Read More - Hate Crime Charges Against Client Dropped – CNN and The New York Times Report
Dec 11, 2024
In a significant legal victory reported by CNN and The New York Times, hate crime charges against a client represented by attorney The client was among 15 students arrested and charged with multiple offenses, including first-degree assault, false imprisonment, reckless endangerment, and hate crimes. However, after a careful review of the evidence, prosecutors in Wicomico County dismissed the hate crime charges for 12 defendants, including Mr. Maronick's client. CNN, The New York Times, and...Read More - USA Today Interviews Tom Maronick About Alleged UHC Shooter Luigi Mangione
Dec 11, 2024
This is an excerpt from the December 11, 2024 USA Today article about alleged UnitedHealthcare shooter Luigi Mangione. Reporters interviewed Maryland Excerpts: In a suburb of Baltimore, Thomas J. Maronick Jr., sat in his law office struggling to understand why the promising scion of a prominent local family he knows well now sits in jail, charged with murdering a health care CEO. Luigi Mangione, 26, seemed to be thriving in a data engineering job...Read More - The Consequences of a Felony Conviction in Maryland: Employment, Housing, and More
Dec 11, 2024
A felony conviction in Maryland can reshape the course of your life in ways that extend far beyond the courtroom. From finding stable housing to securing employment, the repercussions often touch every aspect of daily living. Understanding the broader consequences of a felony record can help individuals and their families take proactive steps toward minimizing its impact. This guide explores the hidden challenges of a felony conviction and highlights why hiring an experienced Maryland attorney,...Read More - What to Do If You’re Arrested for DUI in Maryland: Step-by-Step Guide
Dec 4, 2024
Being arrested for Step 1: Remain Calm and Cooperative Being pulled over and arrested for DUI is a stressful experience, but it’s essential to remain calm and cooperative. Aggressive behavior or refusal to comply with police instructions can escalate the situation. Provide the requested documents, such as your driver’s license and vehicle registration, without argument. Pro Tip: Avoid volunteering information. While being polite is critical, anything you say can and will be used against...Read More - Maryland lawmakers close PBJ loophole for ignition interlock devices
Nov 26, 2024
A loophole that allowed many The change expands "Noah’s Law,” a 2016 law that mandated interlock devices only for those convicted of drunk driving charges. The Loophole in Noah’s Law Initially, Noah’s Law mandated ignition interlock devices for drivers convicted of drunk driving offenses. However, many offenders received PBJ — a common outcome for first-time offenders — which exempted them from the interlock requirement. This exemption meant that many individuals arrested for impaired driving...Read More