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When witnessing or hearing about an injustice, shocking behavior, personal injuries and/or wrongful death, it is common to hear people say that “Someone ought to sue,” or that “someone should pay.” As noted in a previous post, recent cases involving the Capital riots have further highlighted issues of both civil and criminal liability: Who is to […]

As an accident injury attorney in Maryland, it is my job to help people who have suffered injuries from traffic accidents. Most of my clients have basic auto insurance that helps cover medical expenses related to accidents. But I find that many of my victims have waived their rights to PIP insurance coverage. Without that

Mere weeks after the Capitol riots on January 6, 2021, federal agencies and prosecutors have already brought hundreds of federal criminal charges against individual participants. The FBI and DOJ are orchestrating a mammoth national campaign to identify participants, identify their individual behaviors during the riots, and review all potential charges that could be leveled against them.

It finally happened. After two years, former President Trump has been sued civilly for wrongful death of one of the officers who died during the Capitol riots in 2021. (Read my original blog post from Jan 19, 2021, “Can President Trump be found civilly liable for Capitol Riots?”) Yesterday, on January 5, 2023, fallen U.S.