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Yes you can fire your lawyer in a personal injury case and get a better one.Can you fire your attorney in a personal injury case?
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Looking for a Laurel, Maryland Personal Injury Lawyer? Choose wisely. Clark and Steinhorn are the most experienced Super Lawyers who actually practice in Laurel.Laurel, Maryland's Clark and Steinhorn, LLC features two perennial personal injury Super Lawyers, Allan Steinhorn and Robert Clark
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What is an excess verdict and can you collect on one in a Maryland personal injury case?Maryland personal injury cases sometimes produce verdicts greater than the insurance coverage available to the at-fault party. These are "excess verdicts."
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Bob Clark and Everyday Law Examine Civil Ex Post Facto laws with Judge and Maryland Constitutional Law Scholar, Dan FriedmanJudge Dan Friedman, Appellate Court of Maryland, joined Everyday Law to discuss Judge Friedman's recent Maryland Law Review article on Ex Post Facto laws.
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2023 Maryland personal injury victims will benefit from new jury trial lawMaryland voters changed the amount in controversy necessary for a jury trial from $15,000.00 up to $25,000.00 and this will benefit victims of personal injury.
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Injured in a Maryland slip and fall incident? Establishing legal liability can be difficultSlip and fall injury cases in Maryland are tricky to win
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Everyday Law Leaps into the mysterious realm of NFTs and Blockchain with Professor David AllanEveryday Law and host, Bob Clark, welcome Professor David Allan to discuss NFTs, Blockchain and the Crypto Future
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Are Large Verdicts an Unfair By-Product of " Reptile" Trial Tactics?Maryan Alexander of Wilson Elser Joined Bob Clark on Everyday Law to discuss Verdict Inflation, Nuclear Verdicts and The Reptile
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Bob Clark on how he obtained a $450,000.00 settlement from the state of Maryland arising out of a Title lX student discipline caseBob Clark spoke to a nationwide organization of Title lX trial lawyers regarding his recent $450,000.00 defamation Settlement with the State of Maryland
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In An Accident? Better Hope its Not the result of intentional conduct or there may be no insurance coverage.The distinction between an accidental act resulting in an injury or an intentional one is important for insurance coverage purposes.
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Injured in a parking lot? Make sure you document how and why.Parking lot injury cases come in many varieties and all require evidence of who is at fault.
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Personal Injury Trial Make you Anxious? There are alternatives. Take a look.Personal Injury trial Make you Anxious? There are alternatives.
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Five Things You can do to help your car accident or personal Injury Lawyer with your case.Victims of personal injury can help their lawyers and themselves with their personal injury claims.
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Maryland Courts schedule car accident and other personal injury trial dates. Hurrah!Courts are scheduling trial dates for Maryland personal injury and auto accident cases.
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Filing a personal injury lawsuit doesn't equal going to trial.Injured crash victims often equate filing a lawsuit with going to trial. It doesn't have to be that way.
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Make wise choices in Maryland student conduct and academic integrity casesWise choices in Maryland Student Conduct and academic integrity cases are not always obvious
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Homework Websites such as Chegg can lead to allegations of student academic integrity violations. Be careful how and when you use them!Homework Website Chegg Has Featured in Student Misconduct and Academic Integrity Cases, be careful how you use it!
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Academic Integrity, Student Misconduct and Title 9 cases are student emergencies that warrant talking to your guardian or parent and a lawyer before you convict yourself.Academic Integrity, Student Misconduct and Title IX Case are emergencies, Talk to your parents or guardian and a Lawyer!
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Myofascial Pain Syndrome is a big and very real medical problemMyofascial Pain Syndrome is a real problem.
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MSBA's Lisa Caplan Joins Bob Clark on Everyday LawMaryland State Bar Association's Lisa Caplan Joins Bob Clark and Everyday Law