The Difference Between Theft, Robbery and Burglary Charges and Penalties
Category: Maryland Criminal Defense
August 28, 2020
Criminal acts are charged differently in the legal system and for good reason. The definition of the crime communicates the severity of the offense. Though most people might consider the words theft, robbery, and burglary to be synonymous, they hold very specific meanings in the eyes of the law and within the walls of the […]
What Are the Four Types of Negligence?
Category: Maryland Personal Injury
August 28, 2020
In legal terms, Negligence is when someone that is responsible for another person’s care, acts in a way that can or has resulted in harm. In medical situations, daycare, or home care, negligence is a top concern, as those receiving care are often unable to protect themselves, making them more susceptible to negligence. What you […]
How Long Do You Have to Sue Someone for a Personal Injury in Maryland?
Category: Maryland Personal Injury
July 15, 2020
A common personal injury-related question our team gets is, “How long do you have to sue someone for personal injury in Maryland?” In most cases, it is three years from the date of said incident resulting in a personal injury. That said, there are different circumstances where this time frame does not apply and may […]
Can You Get a DUI on a Bike in Maryland?
Category: Maryland DUI,Maryland DWI,Maryland Traffic Tickets
July 15, 2020
Riding your bike can be a great way to relax, enjoy time outdoors, and get from place to place. Using this vehicle while under the influence of a controlled substance, however, can result in a DUI in Maryland and several other states. Individuals charged with biking under the influence may face penalties similar to those […]
What is the Stet docket in Maryland?
Category: Maryland Criminal Defense,Maryland DUI,Maryland DWI,Maryland Juvenile Defense,Maryland Traffic Tickets
June 23, 2020
A Stet can be a great result for a client’s criminal, DUI/DWI, juvenile, and traffic case. However, many clients don’t understand what is the Stet docket in Maryland. Being educated on the legal issues in front of you is important. Let’s dive in. First, “Stet” is a Latin term meaning “let it stand.” Generally, a […]
Guardianship in Maryland: An Overview
Category: Maryland Family Law
June 17, 2020
Guardianship in Maryland involves a legal process where a court appoints a person to manage a minor’s personal affairs (non-financial decisions), financial affairs, or both.
In this article, we provide an introduction to key information related to guardianship, ranging from types of cases you may encounter and how it differs from the power of attorney. Additionally, we outline the process for obtaining legal guardianship in Maryland.
Estate Administration: An Overview
Category: Maryland Estate Planning
June 17, 2020
A loved one passes away with a will in place, but now what? This is where estate administration begins with collecting and managing the estate, paying any debts and taxes, and distributing the remaining property to the heirs of the estate.
Learn more about this topic in this article, which outlines important information related to estate administration.
Leadership & Teamwork: Before, During, and After COVID-19 [Video]
Category: The Law Office of Ross W. Albers
May 12, 2020
Ross W. Albers, CEO of Albers & Associates, recently served as a guest speaker for Maryland Association for Justice, Inc.’s webinar titled, “Leadership & Teamwork: Before, During, and After COVID-19.”
Watch the full webinar and download the accompanying PDF in this post.
Understanding Maryland Intestate Succession and Assets
Category: Maryland Estate Planning
May 12, 2020
What happens to assets when someone dies without a will? Learn more about the intestate succession legal process and how it works in Maryland.
Types of Business Contracts: What You Need to Know
Category: Maryland Business Law
May 12, 2020
Gain a better understanding of the three most common categories of business contracts, general business, sales-related, and employment-related, in this blog post.
