Producers of a podcast series about Keith Davis Jr., who has been tried three times in the 2015 killing of a Pimlico Race Course security guard, plan to use audio from court proceedings and want the Maryland Judiciary not to ...
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For the past 10 years, attorney Edmund J. O’Meally and his wife, Dawn, have seen the toll Alzheimer’s disease can take on a person through the impact the disease has had on his mother. In an effort to help others ...
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The Court of Appeals disbarred a solo practitioner in Montgomery County after three former clients complained about his conduct. The state’s highest court found Jonathan David Robbins violated several of the Maryland Attorneys’ Rules of Professional Conduct related to competence, ...
Tagged with: Attorney Grievance Commission Jonathan David Robbins Lydia E. Lawless
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The state’s highest court disbarred an attorney who is licensed in Maryland but based in New York. The Court of Appeals decision is harsher than the two-year suspension the lawyer received in his home state.
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Across industries, service providers – including lawyers — are trying to learn as much as they can about their clients. Thanks to client relationship management software and other tools, such as social media platforms, attorneys are able to build long-term ...
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The traditional annual performance review may be giving way to different feedback mechanisms, as some law firms move to systems that allow for more immediate and meaningful discussions about performance and goals. While software programs can track performance appraisals, goal-setting ...
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Elisabeth Pickle and her family decided to relocate from Maine to Arizona in 2017 for her husband’s job. Instead of closing her successful legal practice focused on estate planning, Pickle decided to take her clients with her: She opened a ...
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When family members go to an emergency room, they expect to leave feeling better than they did when they arrived. The same cannot be said for families who go to family court. In a new book, authors Barbara A. Babb ...
Tagged with: Barbara Babb Family court family law Judith Moran UB School of Law University of Baltimore
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As the legal profession changes over time, so must those who practice law. No longer can law firms – from solo practitioners to Big Law – rely on print advertising and word of mouth to inform the public of their ...
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As it becomes more common to store information electronically, and as the volume of electronic data increases, electronic discovery service providers and the legal profession are looking for new ways to help attorneys find and sort information quickly and intuitively. Michael ...
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