Friday, August 5, 2016
The Lawyer's Mailbox: The Lawyer's Mailbox: MARYLAND GUIDE TO CAR PERSON...
The Lawyer's Mailbox: The Lawyer's Mailbox: MARYLAND GUIDE TO CAR PERSON...: The Lawyer's Mailbox: MARYLAND GUIDE TO CAR PERSONAL INJURY : SUMMARY BY... : www.charlesjeromeware.com " Here to make a Di...
Thursday, August 4, 2016
Attorney Charles Ware's Blog: HOWARD & MONTGOMERY COUNTY GUIDE TO CAR PERSONAL I...
Attorney Charles Ware's Blog: HOWARD & MONTGOMERY COUNTY GUIDE TO CAR PERSONAL I...: www.charlesjeromeware.com " Here to make a Difference." Every year, in Maryland and throughout the United States, many tho...
HOWARD & MONTGOMERY COUNTY GUIDE TO CAR PERSONAL INJURY : Summary by Charles Jerome Ware, LLC, Attorneys & Counsellors
www.charlesjeromeware.com " Here to make a Difference."
Every year, in Maryland and throughout the United States, many thousands of people are injured in car accidents. Most of the injured will be dealing with auto insurance companies with their claims for damages. We provide experienced legal help in these case to insure that the injured are fairly and justly compensated for their injuries. Do not hesitate to contact us for a courtesy consultation at (410) 720-6129 or (410) 730-5016, if you are injured in a car accident in Howard County or Montgomery County. There are many tips to follow when involved in a car accident in Maryland,, and we summarize a few:
1. Civility helps. At the time and scene of the car accident, if you are physically able, check on the safety and well-being of your passengers and the other individuals involved.
2. Dial "911" for EMS help as well as the police. You will need a police report done.
3. If injured, get immediate medical assistance at the nearest emergency room. Avail yourself of the EMS staff. Make sure you follow-up with your personal physician after emergency treatment.
4. Make sure you have exchanged contact and insurance information with the other drivers. The police report will include this vital info.
5. Call us for free consultation and advice.
Every year, in Maryland and throughout the United States, many thousands of people are injured in car accidents. Most of the injured will be dealing with auto insurance companies with their claims for damages. We provide experienced legal help in these case to insure that the injured are fairly and justly compensated for their injuries. Do not hesitate to contact us for a courtesy consultation at (410) 720-6129 or (410) 730-5016, if you are injured in a car accident in Howard County or Montgomery County. There are many tips to follow when involved in a car accident in Maryland,, and we summarize a few:
1. Civility helps. At the time and scene of the car accident, if you are physically able, check on the safety and well-being of your passengers and the other individuals involved.
2. Dial "911" for EMS help as well as the police. You will need a police report done.
3. If injured, get immediate medical assistance at the nearest emergency room. Avail yourself of the EMS staff. Make sure you follow-up with your personal physician after emergency treatment.
4. Make sure you have exchanged contact and insurance information with the other drivers. The police report will include this vital info.
5. Call us for free consultation and advice.
Thursday, July 28, 2016
UNFAIR TRADE AND PRICE-FIXING PRACTICES IN MARYLAND : Charles Jerome Ware, LLC, Attorneys & Counsellors
www.charlesjeromeware.com "Here to make a Difference."
Unfair trade and price-fixing practices among companies in Maryland and throughout the United States is not uncommon. As consumers we understand that companies are always trying to be competitive with their pricing, but we also know that they are generally trying to charge as much as they can for their products. Generally, this competition among these companies is open and transparent, which is designed to benefit the consumer with competitively lower prices. However, sometimes some companies conspire to falsely set prices or mislead consumers about supply of the competitively-priced product. That's where state and Federal antitrust laws come into play to make sure pricing is fair for consumers.
Maryland state-enforced antitrust laws , as well as Federal laws, are intended to discourage both collusion between companies and certain certain mergers and acquisitions that could give one or more companies an unfair advantage in the consumer market. Maryland's antitrust laws allow its residents to bring private lawsuits against companies, enforced by the Attornet General. In many case, plaintiffs can even recover their attorneys' fees, costs, and damages when the claims are successful
For answers to questions about unfair trade and price-fixing practices in Maryland , or for an initial courtesy consultation, contact the attorneys and counsellors at Charles Jerome Ware, LLC [ 410-730-5016 or 410-720-6129.
Unfair trade and price-fixing practices among companies in Maryland and throughout the United States is not uncommon. As consumers we understand that companies are always trying to be competitive with their pricing, but we also know that they are generally trying to charge as much as they can for their products. Generally, this competition among these companies is open and transparent, which is designed to benefit the consumer with competitively lower prices. However, sometimes some companies conspire to falsely set prices or mislead consumers about supply of the competitively-priced product. That's where state and Federal antitrust laws come into play to make sure pricing is fair for consumers.
Maryland state-enforced antitrust laws , as well as Federal laws, are intended to discourage both collusion between companies and certain certain mergers and acquisitions that could give one or more companies an unfair advantage in the consumer market. Maryland's antitrust laws allow its residents to bring private lawsuits against companies, enforced by the Attornet General. In many case, plaintiffs can even recover their attorneys' fees, costs, and damages when the claims are successful
For answers to questions about unfair trade and price-fixing practices in Maryland , or for an initial courtesy consultation, contact the attorneys and counsellors at Charles Jerome Ware, LLC [ 410-730-5016 or 410-720-6129.
Tuesday, June 21, 2016
Attorney Charles Ware's Blog: ATTORNEYS CHARLES WARE AND WILLIAM KUNSTLER FEATUR...
Attorney Charles Ware's Blog: ATTORNEYS CHARLES WARE AND WILLIAM KUNSTLER FEATUR...: Extracted from The Baltimore Sun and The Howard County (Maryland) Sun ; Sunday, September 9, 1990, page 27: CONFERENCE FEATU...
ATTORNEYS CHARLES WARE AND WILLIAM KUNSTLER FEATURED AT U.S. BLACK CAUCUS CONFERENCE
Extracted from The Baltimore Sun and The Howard County (Maryland) Sun ; Sunday, September 9, 1990, page 27:
CONFERENCE FEATURES WARE AND KUNSTLER
Trial lawyer Charles Jerome Ware of Columbia and nationally known civil rights attorney
William Kunstler will be featured speakers at the annual U.S. Congressional Black Caucus Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, September 27.
The two will speak about harassment of elected and appointed officials in the United States.
Ware has a private law practice in Columbia and also serves as the General Counsel for the 35,000-member Maryland State Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).
He is the 1989 recipient of the prestigious Charles Hamilton Houston Award for Outstanding Legal Advocacy.
CONFERENCE FEATURES WARE AND KUNSTLER
Trial lawyer Charles Jerome Ware of Columbia and nationally known civil rights attorney
William Kunstler will be featured speakers at the annual U.S. Congressional Black Caucus Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, September 27.
The two will speak about harassment of elected and appointed officials in the United States.
Ware has a private law practice in Columbia and also serves as the General Counsel for the 35,000-member Maryland State Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).
He is the 1989 recipient of the prestigious Charles Hamilton Houston Award for Outstanding Legal Advocacy.
Monday, June 20, 2016
BALTIMORE & MARYLAND SOURCES OF CHILD LEAD EXPOSURE: A Primer by Charles Jerome Ware, LLC
www.charlesjeromeware.com "Here to make a Difference. Baltimore-based, Nationally-respected."
For a courtesy initial consultation, contact premier defense attorney Charles Jerome Ware at (410) 730-5016 or (410) 720-6129.
Some Potential Sources of Child Lead (Pb) Exposure in Baltimore and throughout Maryland :
(1) Lead paint-covered furniture, walls, plumbing fixtures, furniture -type toys, cribs, beds, etc.
(2) Soft lead-covered metal objects such as toys, jewelry, hobby items sports items such as fishing sinkers, soldered items, etc.
(3) Lead-covered food and drink containers, eating utensils, ceramic and glazed items, etc.
(4) Leaded cosmetics and their containers, hair products and their containers, items such as talcum powder, etc.
(5) Occupations of parents and other adults in contact with the child, including adult work clothes, etc.
(6) Lead paint-covered playground equipment, sand boxes, dirt-covered playgrounds, etc.
(7) Nearby building demolitions and wielding, etc.
Because of its long-time history of lead-use --- industrially and construction-wise, Some parts of Maryland, generally, and Baltimore, specifically, have a reputation for being "ground zero" for lead (Pb) claims and lawsuits. Be aware of this reputation.
For a courtesy initial consultation, contact premier defense attorney Charles Jerome Ware at (410) 730-5016 or (410) 720-6129.
Some Potential Sources of Child Lead (Pb) Exposure in Baltimore and throughout Maryland :
(1) Lead paint-covered furniture, walls, plumbing fixtures, furniture -type toys, cribs, beds, etc.
(2) Soft lead-covered metal objects such as toys, jewelry, hobby items sports items such as fishing sinkers, soldered items, etc.
(3) Lead-covered food and drink containers, eating utensils, ceramic and glazed items, etc.
(4) Leaded cosmetics and their containers, hair products and their containers, items such as talcum powder, etc.
(5) Occupations of parents and other adults in contact with the child, including adult work clothes, etc.
(6) Lead paint-covered playground equipment, sand boxes, dirt-covered playgrounds, etc.
(7) Nearby building demolitions and wielding, etc.
Because of its long-time history of lead-use --- industrially and construction-wise, Some parts of Maryland, generally, and Baltimore, specifically, have a reputation for being "ground zero" for lead (Pb) claims and lawsuits. Be aware of this reputation.
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