by Jimeno & Gray | Nov 6, 2015
For decades, police officers used a wide variety of field sobriety tests to attempt to determine whether a driver was in fact intoxicated behind the wheel. These tests varied from state to state or county to county, even officer to officer or stop to stop. Some tests... by Jimeno & Gray | May 28, 2015
As the victim of a Glen Burnie car crash, you may be stressed, frightened, sore and confused. With all that has just happened, you may not know what to do next. But by following a few steps, you can increase your chances of keeping yourself healthy and protecting your... by Jimeno & Gray | May 28, 2015
The state of Maryland lays out very specific times regarding the filing of workers’ compensation in Maryland. Failure to meet these deadlines can result in the denial of benefits, or only receiving a limited amount. Fortunately, however, some exceptions can be... by Jimeno & Gray | May 28, 2015
You may be surprised to learn that workers’ compensation in Maryland and child support payments are often directly related to each other. Here, a lawyer discusses how the two are linked. Child Support Calculation Temporary total disability payments are actually... by Jimeno & Gray | May 28, 2015
If a police officer suspects that you are driving under the influence in Maryland, you might be asked to participate in a breathalyzer test. Often times, the officer will ask you this if you’ve been swerving or performing any other kind of suspicious behaviors...