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To plaintiff's counsel, there may be a treasure trove of useful answers in the defendant's early recorded statement. 

This article will address the elements of spoliation, the practical application of spoliation to civil plaintiffs, and the impact that the shortcomings of spoliation precedent.

This article seeks to summarize the process for a PIA request in Maryland and addresses the potential challenges that may arise during this process.

It is my honor and privilege to serve as President of the Maryland Association for Justice during this historic year for our organization.

The Maryland General Assembly passed a bill to prohibit waivers of liability for negligence in recreational facilities and Governor Wes Moore signed the bill into law on May 16, 2024.

As this is my last President’s Message, I want to say it has been an honor to serve you this past year.

As the Maryland legal community continues to mourn the loss of Judge Wilkinson, it is clear that the greatest way to honor his memory is to emulate the altruism and even-handed practices that he exhibited every day.  

Our law licenses give us superpowers that no one else has. Lots of people can volunteer in various ways, but we as attorneys have the power to make a difference when folks need it the most.

Don't view taking on rejected cases as a shot in the dark - view rejected cases as helping a person in need be heard. It's the right thing to do.

The MAJ Foundation supports projects that keep families safe, educates the public about the civil justice system, and helps those who need it most in Maryland.