Mounting a Strong Defense in Conspiracy Cases: Strategies to Consider 
Being accused of conspiracy is a serious matter that demands a strong and strategic defense. In this blog post, we'll…
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What is a Maryland Bypass Trust?
A Maryland Bypass Trust, also known as a Credit Shelter Trust, is a type of estate planning tool used to…
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Does the District of Columbia Consumer Protection Procedures Act provide me with options to sue a seller of a property for latent defects?
The District of Columbia Consumer Protection Procedures Act (CPPA) is a law that provides consumers with a variety of protections…
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Wiretapping and Surveillance in Conspiracy Cases: Legal Boundaries and Challenges
Today, we explore the crucial role played by wiretapping and electronic surveillance in conspiracy investigations, along with the legal boundaries…
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Should I retain an expert in construction matters, like an architect or an engineer, to help me analyze my claims against the seller of a property that has defects that were not disclosed to me?
It can be a good idea to retain an expert in construction matters, such as an architect or engineer, to…
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Protecting Confidential Information: An Instagram Influencer’s Guide to Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs)
As an Instagram influencer, you may be required to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) if you are working with a…
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What is a QTIP trust?
A QTIP trust (short for “qualified terminable interest property” trust) is a type of trust that is often used in…
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Can a Buyer or Seller Break A Real Estate Contract?
Yes, a buyer or seller can break a real estate contract under certain circumstances. However, doing so can have legal…
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What are latent defect in a house?
Latent defects are hidden or concealed defects in a house that are not readily apparent upon inspection. They may not…
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What is a prenuptial agreement?
A prenuptial agreement, also known as a premarital agreement or prenup, is a legal contract that is entered into by…
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