Two day care workers recently pleaded guilty to criminal charges after forcing two of their toddler-aged students to engage in a fistfight. Could they be held civilly liable for their actions?
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Civil Liability of Disgraced Day Care Workers
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Joseph G. Cleaver
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December 21, 2012
in Legal News
Joseph G. Cleaver
As a trial associate at Kramer & Connolly, Mr. Cleaver briefed and argued motions and tried cases throughout M...
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A Full and Final Release of (Almost) All Claims
Posted by
Joseph G. Cleaver
on
October 22, 2012
in Insurance Claims
Joseph G. Cleaver
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According to the Maryland Court of Special Appeals, an injured party’s execution of a Release of all claims may not bar a subsequent claim for underinsured motorist benefits against her own insurance company.
4th Circuit Strictly Applies Federal Tort Claims Act
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Joseph G. Cleaver
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October 9, 2012
in Litigation
Joseph G. Cleaver
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If the need for firm compliance with the Federal Tort Claims Act was ever in doubt, a recent opinion from the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals illustrates how fatal non-compliance can be.