Posts Tagged ‘Baltimore County Attorney’
WHAT HAPPENS IF, AFTER I APPLY FOR SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILTY (BUT BEFORE I AM AWARDED BENEFITS) I CAN RETURN TO FULL TIME WORK?
You can return to work if you have been unable to work for a year and your claim is pending. You must notify Social Security that you are amending your claim to a “closed period”. In other words, you should tell Social Security that you were disabled from the date you stopped working until the…
Read MoreEn Maryland, si usted quiere un juicio para sus cargos de trafico, usted necesita enviar parte del boleto a la corte
Muchas personas en Maryland piensan que si ellos obtienen un boleto de “exceso de velocidad”, ellos pueden esperar para un juicio. Ellos no saben que la ley de Maryland ha cambiado. Ahora usted necesita enviar parte del boleto a la corte. Si usted ve el ejemplo del boleto debajo, usted verá una parte en la…
Read MoreLa razón porque necesita un abogado para su caso de seguro de social para el incapacitado
Yo he representado clientes con casos de seguro de social para el incapacitado desde 1986. Cada dia, yo veo cosas nuevas y extrañas cuando yo contacto los empleados de la Administración del Seguro Social (SSA). En nuestra oficina, revisamos el estatus de cada caso mensualmente. Esto es necesario porque nosotros queremos estar seguro que su…
Read MoreHow “Sequestration” Will Delay Your Social Security Disability Claim- Part II
In what way will “sequestration” affect your social security disability claim? Social Security has advised the National Organization of Social Security Claimant’s Representatives (NOSSCR) in a “Fact Sheet” that the cut in their budget by the Budget Control Act will only delay your case by about six weeks. But, it appears that budget cut will…
Read MoreWe will miss Judge Ann Brobst of Baltimore County Circuit Court
It was indeed tragic to hear that Judge Anne Brobst passed away this week. Therefore, I am posting an article that I wrote for the Baltimore County Bar Association Advocate monthly magazine in February, 2010. After experiencing the joy of Judge Brobst’s investiture, I felt compelled to write this article. This piece comes from the…
Read MoreNew Maryland Court of Appeals Case- Police Use of Taser Turn a Stop Into an Arrest
Yesterday, the Maryland Court of Appeals, in Reid v. State, overturned a conviction for a handgun violation. The ruling was that there was not probable cause for an arrest. Because there was not probable cause, the evidence obtained after arrest should have been suppressed. You can read the full opinion here: http://mdcourts.gov/opinions/coa/2012/113a11.pdf
Read MoreMaryland Court of Appeals decision affects Pit Bull owners and Property Owners
The Maryland Court of Appeals recent decision of, Tracey v. Solesky (No. 53, September Term 2012) holding owners of Pit Bulls to a strict liability standard has created great controversy. If you are a pit bull owner, or you have a tenant who owns a pit bull, you will want to read carefully the opinion…
Read MoreOn September 11th, we remember residents of Baltimore County who died that day and thank a Baltimore City State’s Attorney who continues to serve
The Maryland 911 Memorial is dedicated today, on the tenth anniversary of that tragic event. Among the 68 Marylanders who lost their lives that day, five are listed as living in Baltimore County. Included in that list are Robert John Fangman, Linda Rosenbaum and Cortez Ghee. A biography of each of can be seen at…
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