“Attorney Larry Greenberg defended Marcus Tomlin in a second-degree assault case. Greenberg said a judge threw out his client’s case after learning a detective had withheld evidence. “There are times when police aren’t cooperative. Witnesses aren’t cooperative. There are good officers and good state’s attorneys. I’ve watched things get much...
Learn More“Lawrence S. Greenberg Sworn in as the 60th President of the Maryland Association for Justice, formerly known as the Maryland Trial Lawyers Association. Lectured at various seminars on civil and criminal trial issues, and continue to strike to improve the quality of the legal profession.” Check out the article: thetriallawyermagazine
Learn More“Lawrence S. Greenberg, President-elect of the Maryland Association for Justice (MAJ) attended the University of Baltimore School of Law, “A Conversation with U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder”, for a rare opportunity to witness a timely and engaging conversation between Eric Holder, U.S. Attorney General, and Ronald Weich, UB School of Law dean.” Check out the
Learn MoreWe are proud to represent Ms. Smith for the harms and losses she suffered when multiple Baltimore City police officers viciously attacked her, destroyed her cell phone that she used to record another officer abusing a child, then arrested and charged her for false charges that were ultimately dismissed. During the lengthy civil trial, the judge
Learn MoreWoman suing Ocean City after being dragged by tram An 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.
Learn MoreProsecutors are expected to rest their case today in a jury trial for a Rising Sun Police Department officer accused of slamming a 17-year-old girl’s head against the hood of a patrol car in November after taking her into custody at a town shopping center. The defendant, Daniel Stickney, 37, also allegedly applied upward pressure
Learn MoreThe 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
Learn MoreIn a previous article, we discussed in detail some of the specifics relating to Maryland’s implied consent laws. To briefly recap, if a motorist is suspected of DUI, law enforcement officers may request that the individual submit to a breath or blood test to check for the amount of alcohol or drugs present in the
Learn MoreSALISBURY, Md. – The family of a man killed in a police-involved shooting is taking preliminary legal action against Maryland State Police. Nearly a month ago Winfield Fisher was killed just outside the Maryland State Police barracks in Salisbury. The attorney for Fisher’s family tells 47 ABC that they filed a notice under the Maryland
Learn MoreSALISBURY, Md. -The family of a man killed in a police-involved shooting is filing a wrongful death lawsuit. Winfield Fisher III, 32, was shot outside a state police barrack in Salisbury. The answers, according to the man’s parents, are few. Now, nearly a month after he was killed in a police-involved shooting, they’ve notified the
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