2018 “10 Worst Toy” List
It's that time of year again! Parents are scrambling from store-to-store to ensure that their little ones get the toy that they "must have". While we all the very best for our children, it's up to us [...]
SHOCKING! More Mothers Are Dying During Childbirth Because of Malpractice
Every year, thousands of women die, or suffer life-altering injuries, because doctors and nurses are not performing basic tasks. A shocking, new investigative report from USA Today confirms that almost 2 mothers die everyday- 700 total a year, [...]
Maryland Implements Strategies to Prevent Drunk Driving
Drunk driving is still a problem in Maryland, despite more than a decade of campaigns to reduce it. Today, all U.S. states and the District of Columbia have laws in place to penalize drunk drivers. These rules [...]
Could Social Media Hurt Your Case?
Part of being a skilled personal injury attorney is knowing all the tricks of the trade, including knowing when the opposing counsel is up to dirty tricks. Here’s just one example of how the insurance companies, or [...]
Your Legal Resource- “What do I do if I’m in an auto accident?”
Attorney Alex Bush gives you important pointers on what (and what not) to do if you're involved in an auto accident. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fh15ME8Z8lg Remember, if you've been involved in an accident, or ever injured, you can put your [...]
2.5 Million Dollar Case Fumbled Over $2 Fee
With $2.5 million hanging in the balance, an unpaid $2 library fee prevented a lawsuit from moving forward. A Virginia lawyer, C. Kailani Memmer, waited to file a personal injury suit until just days before the two [...]
Honda under Investigation
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has opened an investigation into Honda, the Japanese automaker, after it failed to report numerous incidents involving air bag failures that have caused injury and death in the US and [...]
Medical Malpractice: Are We Afraid of the Real Dangers?
People tend to think of themselves as rational thinking organisms. Humans have survived the evolutionary lottery because we have learned to avoid things that can actually snuff us out; cliffs that drop off suddenly, boiling lava fields [...]
Police Brutality in Baltimore
Upon years of alleged police brutality involving the Baltimore Police Department, the U.S. Department of Justice announced on Monday that an investigation will begin with hopes that positive changes will be made. The initiative will be aimed [...]
Ebola Patient Now In Maryland Hospital. Do You Need to Worry?
Thursday morning, the National Institutes of Heath Clinical Center in Bethesda announced it has admitted Nina Pham, the first of two nurses who contracted Ebola from the Texas case. Pham was diagnosed with Ebola on Sunday, October [...]
Court Rules That A Data Breach Does Not Count as Personal Injury.
A malware attack in 2013 resulted in the theft of as many as 1.1 million customers' payment cards from retailer Neiman Marcus. That data breach naturally led to fraudulent purchases, and tremendous fear about stolen identities and [...]
Wrongful Death Suit Filed in Case Involving Triple Stabbing at Strip Club.
Attorneys for the estate of 19-year-old Jesse Clark-Nugent filed a wrongful death suit against The New 2 O'Clock Club today, August 11, 2014. Jesse Clark-Nugent was killed in February when a fight broke out between a [...]
General Mills and Forced Arbitration: A Victory for Consumer Rights.
In 2012, two California mothers got fed up with the use of the phrase "100% Natural" on the General Mills Nature Valley granola bars. They called the marketing deceptive and point out that the products contain dyes [...]