January 14, 2014 Comments Off on UMCarey receives gift for female leadership program
A female leadership program at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law received a belated holiday gift this week.
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Read More »December 14, 2012 Comments Off on Keeping business and personal separate
“If you haven’t treated the business like a real corporation, why should I?”
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Read More »November 7, 2012 Comments Off on In-House Interrogatory
Have general counsels taken on more of an executive position at your company? If so, has their pay increased?
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Read More »September 23, 2012 Comments Off on Novel courts handle low-level crimes across U.S.
SAN FRANCISCO — In most courtrooms, spontaneous applause could get you thrown out. But in this San Francisco court, it’s expected — and strongly encouraged for the defendants. Bowls of hard candy rest in front of the judge’s bench, as ...
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Read More »September 3, 2012 Comments Off on Consensus can take a while at top court
Four of the cases featured in the August 2011 Daily Record report were decided by the Court of Appeals in the past year.
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Read More »August 30, 2012 1 Comment
Administrative Law Private cause of action BOTTOM LINE: TP §21-809, which authorizes the use of speed monitoring systems on certain roads, does not provide an express or implied private cause of action in tort. CASE: Baker v. Montgomery County, No. ...
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Read More »July 31, 2012 Comments Off on Employers face risk if rules on work use of personal devices aren’t clear
WASHINGTON — Employers are increasingly allowing their employees to use their own laptops, tablets, smart phones and other mobile devices for work purposes — and that is creating a plethora of potential legal issues. Employment defense lawyers say that every ...
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Read More »July 22, 2012 Comments Off on Opinions – 7/23/12: Maryland Court of Special Appeals
Criminal Procedure Jury instructions BOTTOM LINE: The circuit court erred by refusing to allow defendant’s request to submit the charge of fourth-degree burglary to the jury, where the evidence was legally sufficient for defendant to be convicted of either third-degree ...
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Read More »June 24, 2012 Comments Off on Law movers – 6/25/12: Barnes turns private
Barnes turns private Tara A. Barnes has joined Baltimore’s Rollins, Smalkin, Richards & Mackie LLC as an associate. Her practice includes civil litigation, with a focus on negligence, insurance defense, workers’ compensation and personal injury cases. Before joining the firm, ...
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Read More »June 14, 2012 Comments Off on Editorial Advisory Board: Legal internships – Experience worth giving and getting
The two law schools in Maryland offer different opportunities for legal internships. At the University of Baltimore School of Law, there are internship/externship opportunities for credit or for no credit, even with private law firms. At the University of Maryland ...
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