(ANNAPOLIS, Md., March 24, 2016) – The Maryland Judiciary is warning the public about a new telephone scam that uses the threat of lawsuits in local courts to extort money or obtain personal information from people by leading them to believe that they are the subjects of legal actions. The new scam, which has been … Read more
Category: Collections
What is the Commercial Effect of the Sale and Delivery of Goods Without a Signature?
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In a commercial setting parties frequently develop a course of dealing with one another as sellers and buyers of goods in which goods are delivered upon the request of a buyer to a seller and there no one present when the goods are delivered to obtain a signature on the delivery invoice. In a recent … Read more
Perils of Contractors Doing Home Improvement Work Without a Maryland Home Improvement License
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On October 6, 2015, the Court of Special Appeals of Maryland released its opinion in Glen Valley Builders, LLC v. James Whang, et al. In Glen Valley an LLC entered into a contract to improve a residence. The contract was guaranteed by the principal owner of Glen Valley. Disputes arose between Glen Valley and the … Read more
Joint Bank Accounts May Not Be Attached Under Certain Circumstances if the Judgment Creditor Only Has a Judgment Against One of the Joint Tenants
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In an opinion released On October 1, 2015, the Court of Special Appeals in Morgan Stanley & Co., Inv. v. Andrews held that the mere fact that money was placed into a joint back account would not necessarily allow a judgment creditor of only one of the parties to successfully garnish the account. In Morgan … Read more



