Prejudgment Interest is a Matter to be Decided by the Finder of Fact in Maryland
June 10, 2021
In Maryland, whether to award prejudgment interest against an insurer which breaches its duty to defend is a question to be resolved by the fact…
Covenants Not to Sue Come with Unwritten Attorney’s Fees Shifting in Virginia
April 28, 2021
Separate and apart from a release of a claim or claims contained in a settlement agreement, parties can agree not to sue one another. So-called…
Court Trashes Junk Email Case
April 1, 2015
In Walton v. Network Solutions, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals held that an advertiser who sent unsolicited email correspondence to email accounts did not violate the…
A Manufacturer Has No Duty with Respect to Replacement Parts That It Neither Manufactured nor Placed into the Stream of Commerce
November 14, 2014
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals has revisited the issue as to whether a manufacturer can be held liable for injuries caused by replacement parts…
Bringing Your Work Home With You: Is There Insurance Coverage If You Defame Your Business Competitors?
July 15, 2014
The Maryland Court of Appeals has opined on many denial of coverage questions arising from various exclusions in homeowner’s insurance policies. Recently, the Court was…