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In Maryland, drivers are often encouraged to use the zipper merge. When they need to merge from one lane to the other, they should do it at the front of the line. Essentially, both lines of traffic continue as normal to the merge point. There, traffic stops and...
When you enlist the services of legal counsel, you expect them to provide competent and diligent representation while adhering to the ethical standards and laws governing their profession. While this should ideally be the case, legal malpractice still happens,...
The growing use – and misuse -- of artificial intelligence (AI) has quickly become a concern for performers in all parts of the entertainment industry. For example, it was one of the major issues in the recent SAG-AFTRA strike. AI gives people and companies the...
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges in Maryland are the equivalent of driving under the influence (DUI) charges in other states. Police officers who arrest someone on suspicion of a DWI offense may have witnessed someone drive in a very unsafe manner. They may...
In recent years, pedestrian fatalities have become more common. In fact, car accident fatalities on the whole have been trending upward. It’s clear that the roads are becoming more dangerous for a multitude of reasons. One of those reasons is the way that vehicles are...
The attorney-client privilege is one of the most renowned laws regarding confidentiality of communication. However, other professionals, including accountants, are also required to observe this right. Here is what to know about accountant-client privilege: Maryland...
The process of claiming workers’ compensation benefits after an acute incident generally begins at the moment a workplace accident occurs. It is in your best interests to be aware of this fact so that you can take the proper steps to protect your right to workers’...
Probably one of the most popular covers of a hit song in recent memory is country singer Luke Combs’ recording of the 1988 song “Fast Car,” which won its composer/singer Tracy Chapman a grammy back in 1988. Combs, who said he loved the song so much that he didn’t even...
The basis of all criminal cases is evidence. Law enforcement need evidence before they can charge someone. The prosecution needs strong evidence to bring a case to trial. Defense strategies largely revolve around poking holes in evidence and creating reasonable...
Employees with work injuries don't always seek out Maryland workers' compensation benefits despite potentially being eligible for them. Workers' compensation can theoretically help most workers with job-acquired health challenges, including traumatic injuries and...
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