Author: Greenberg Law Offices
Before a criminal case goes to trial, a deposition might be taken. When a deposition occurs, a witness will be under oath, and will be asked oral or written questions. An authorized person of the court, usually a top court reporter, will record the answers. In criminal case depositions, the testimony of those involved could be […]
1. Stability How stable is the environment of where the child/children will be living in? Your Arlington TX divorce lawyer will need to know about employment history as well as any other possible interventions from government agencies. A stable job will show the Court the ability to adequately provide for the child and/or children. Another portion of stability also […]
Unfortunately, sometimes workplace injuries can be so severe that they force one to contemplate whether or not they will be able to return to his/her prior occupation. When this occurs one may consider whether retirement from the job is a viable option. However, there are many things to keep in mind when contemplating this option […]
A car accident lawyer sometimes wishes she had a time machine. Why? So she (or he) can go back in time and help her clients before the car crash occurs. Here are three things that can help a client prepare for a car accident. Buy a safe car. All cars are not created equal. Sometimes […]
The city’s spending panel on Wednesday approved an $80,000 settlement with a Randallstown man who alleged he was assaulted by police while walking to his car. Timothy Ashe sought $1 million in punitive damages and more than $75,000 in compensatory damages in his lawsuit, filed in January 2014 in Baltimore City Circuit Court. Ashe alleged […]
Woman suing Ocean City after being dragged by tramAn Altoona, Pennsylvania woman is suing the Town of Ocean City, its mayor and council and two others, for $750,000 over a 2012 incident involving a tram. The incident occurred Aug. 23, 2012, when Sherry Clapper was on the Ocean City Boardwalk. At about 6:30 p.m. that […]
On April 21, the Baltimore Police Department submitted a written request to the city’s spending panel that asked for $2.2 million to fund various law enforcement initiatives. The Board of Estimates will scrutinize the proposal, and it is possible that changes might be made before it is fully implemented. Even so, police requests carry a […]