Maryland’s Recreational Use Statute: Why “You Didn’t Pay to Get In” Doesn’t Automatically Kill Your Injury Claim
A Maryland property owner can't defeat your injury claim just by pointing out that admission was free. A new ruling says courts must look at where you were hurt and what that area is actually for.
Maryland Wrongful Death: Why Being Named in the Lawsuit Isn’t Enough to Recover
In Maryland, being listed in a relative’s wrongful death lawsuit does not protect your own claim. A new ruling cost a father his share because he did not formally join within three years of his son’s death.
Injured as a Child in Maryland State Custody? A New Ruling Says Your Three-Year Clock Doesn’t Start Until You Turn 18
A new Maryland ruling means the three-year clock for children injured in state custody doesn't start until they turn 18. What families and survivors should know.