In a lead paint trial earlier this month, a Baltimore City jury found a defendant landlord negligent, but declined to award damages to the plaintiffs.
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Winning Only Half The Battle: Liability Without Damages
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Joseph G. Cleaver
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November 29, 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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Sovereign Immunity Rides DC Metro
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James M. Connolly
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November 14, 2012
in Slip and Fall Cases
James M. Connolly
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While you might expect the phrase “sovereign immunity” to live in the palaces of kings and queens, you may be surprised to learn that this ancient royal doctrine also rides DC Metro.
No Recourse for Subway Slip and Falls
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Joseph G. Cleaver
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October 30, 2012
in Slip and Fall Cases
Joseph G. Cleaver
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The Maryland Court of Appeals holds that the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority is entitled to immunity from tort claims arising out of its maintenance decisions.