Author: Greenberg Law Offices
Alimony is a part of divorce that is sometimes more difficult to agree upon than separating items purchased while married. It is important to have someone with years of experience in your corner during your divorce proceedings to advocate for you and your interests. Alimony is awarded to the spouse making less money to make […]
Most people view buses as being a reasonably safe form of transportation. In fact, millions of people ride buses on a regular basis as a way to get to school, work, go on a tour, and much more. Bus accidents are more rare than other types of car collisions, however, this doesn’t mean that they […]
A Maryland Senate committee discussed a package of bills Wednesday aimed at increasing police accountability, including legislation that would eliminate the financial cap on what police departments are forced to pay for actions of their officers. The legislators debated state law that generally limits the amount local governments can be forced to pay at $400,000 […]
TOWSON, Md. — A Maryland defense attorney said police body worn camera video helped his client and the devices should be used statewide. The use of body cameras by law enforcement sparked a heated debate during a hearing Wednesday on police reform and accountability. Police body camera video obtained by the 11 News I-Team shows an […]
Marijuana has a changing legal landscape that can affect any user. Here are some things to know about marijuana use in the United States. How Many Americans Have Used Marijuana? According to the 2018 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, about 48% of Americans admitted that they have ever used cannabis. However, only 16% […]
Driving under the influence (more commonly known as a DUI) can result in a serious charge. Since someone who is impaired behind the wheel can cause major damage to others on the road, you may face severe penalties if found guilty. Cooperating with police if you are pulled over can make things go a lot […]
Under the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, a police officer is unable to search and seize an individual or his property without reasonable suspicion. When someone is stopped in traffic and arrested for DUI, it’s considered a seizure and would be illegal without reasonable suspicion. Some Examples of Reasonable Suspicion If a police officer […]
How confident are you with personal injury law? Do you believe you can make a valid and convincing legal argument about liability? How do you think you would fare against a team of experienced defense attorneys? If you do not have the legal knowledge, you should never try to argue your own personal injury case. […]
Personal Injury Lawyer In an era plagued with civil unrest against government officials, it has become even more important to understand the inner workings of America’s legal administration. Recently, news stations and lawmakers across the country have incessantly mentioned the term “qualified immunity” in response to the onslaught of brutality claims made against American police […]