Tractor-Trailer Crash Statistics in Maryland
.Tractor-trailer crash accidents are a significant concern on Maryland’s roadways, contributing to a notable percentage of traffic-related fatalities and injuries. The state has made progress in improving highway safety. However, the number and severity of these incidents indicate that we must remain vigilant. If you or someone you care about is injured by a careless...
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What to Know about Wrongful Death Claims
Losing a loved one in an accident caused by someone else’s negligence is an unimaginable tragedy, leaving families overwhelmed with grief and uncertainty. Filing a wrongful death claim In Maryland, the law recognizes the profound impact of such a loss and provides a way for families to seek justice through the Maryland Wrongful Death Statute....
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Understanding Depo Provera and Its Link to Brain Tumors
Many women use Depo Provera as a convenient and effective method of birth control. This progestin-based hormonal contraceptive is administered via injection every three months. It provides an alternative to daily birth control pills or other methods that require more frequent attention. However, recent findings have raised serious concerns about the safety of long-term use...
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MD Law Reduces Compensation for Juvenile Sexual Abuse Claims
The Maryland General Assembly stealthily passed House Bill 1378, rescinding the rights of some sexual abuse survivors if they do not file their claims in court by June 1, 2025. The bill was not supported by a single member of the government other than an obligatory bill sponsor. No one stood up to testify in...
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Child Sexual Abuse Claims at Charles H. Hickey Jr. School
In a groundbreaking development, justice is near for survivors filing child sexual abuse claims from the Charles H. Hickey Jr. School in Maryland. Ronald Neverdon, a former staff member at the juvenile detention center, has been arrested on multiple counts of sexual abuse of a minor and third-degree sexual offense. The charges stem from allegations...
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Child Sexual Abuse Claims at Mount St. Joseph High School
Child sexual abuse is an unimaginable violation of trust that leaves lasting scars on survivors and their families. In recent years, we’ve seen a growing number of allegations emerge, shedding light on the systemic failures that have allowed such abuse to persist in institutions meant to nurture and protect children. One such troubling case involves...
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Catholic High School of Baltimore Child Sexual Abuse Claims
A Timeline of Sexual Abuse Scandals and Accountability In recent years, the Catholic High School of Baltimore has faced intense scrutiny due to allegations of sexual abuse spanning decades. The revelations have shaken the community, highlighting systemic failures in protecting students and addressing complaints. This blog explores the timeline of events, the key figures involved,...
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Tractor Trailer Accidents on Maryland’s Highways
Maryland’s highways are bustling with activity, serving as critical arteries for commerce and transportation. However, too many tractor-trailer accidents happen on Maryland’s roadways. A big problem is their massive size and weight, making them a potential road hazard. Big rig accidents can lead to devastating injuries or even fatalities. If you or a loved one...
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Uber Driver Sexual Assault of Minor Arrested in North Texas
The Troubling Pattern of Sexual Assault Incidents Involving Rideshare Drivers and What Needs to Change. Ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft have transformed how we commute, offering convenience, affordability, and reliability. With just a few taps on a smartphone, riders can request a ride to take them from one place to another, often feeling safer...
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Should you File a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?
Wrongful death statutes play a vital role in ensuring justice for families who have lost a loved one due to another’s negligence or harmful actions. Without these statutes, families historically had no legal recourse for such devastating losses, leaving an appalling implication—it was cheaper for defendants to cause death than injury. That changed in 1852...
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