Business Litigation Article Archives
Judicial Selection: The Nuts and Bolts of Making it to the Bench Published in the Fall 2012 Edition of The Defense Line, A Publication from the Maryland Defense Counsel Inc.
February, 2012
How does one become a judge? District 4 of The National Association of Women Judges held a forum at Semmes, Bowen & Semmes’ Baltimore Office where a distinguished panel of sitting judges and other lawyers, involved in the judicial nominations process, sought to demystify the ascension to a judgeship for the audience. The panelists informed aspiring judges on the nuts and bolts of judicial selection.
Preventing Admission of Product Recall Evidence Against Your Medical Device Client
March, 2011
It seems that product recall measures permeate the major news headlines. With so much publicity, impaneling a jury that is not prejudiced is nearly impossible. Defense attorneys must be prepared to handle harmful product recall evidence, especially in medical device cases. This article aims to demystify the handling of recall evidence in product liability cases,…
Ordinary Events Which Can Create Unusual and Troublesome Claim Situations
January, 2005
Many events can create unusual claim situations if not carefully and promptly addressed. Failure to appreciate the potential pitfalls inherent in such common situations may lead to unusual claim situations which can create expensive litigation and even cause multiple payments to be made for the same policy.
Oh, No! My Insurer Has Gone Bust! Can an Insurance Guaranty Association Help Me?
January, 2004 | By Alan N. Gamse
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