What Are Your Rights Regarding Field Sobriety Tests in Maryland?

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No driver wants to be pulled over, and being pulled over on suspicion of drunk driving can be particularly stressful. In Maryland, police officers typically administer field sobriety tests to determine whether a driver is impaired. These tests are designed to evaluate your coordination, balance, and ability to follow directions. However, many drivers don’t realize that they have specific rights related to field sobriety tests. Understanding them could make a huge difference in the outcome of your DUI or DWI case.

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The H-1B Visa Program: Requirements and Application Process

The H-1B visa program is one of the most sought-after employment-based visa options for skilled foreign workers looking to work in the United States. The program is designed for professionals in specialty occupations, and it allows U.S. employers to hire foreign talent in fields like technology, engineering, healthcare, and finance. If you are considering applying for an H-1B visa or hiring a foreign worker under this program, understanding the requirements and application process is important.

Note: Because a new administration has just begun, please note that the information in this blog should always be supplemented with the most recent information available and a consultation with an experienced immigration attorney.

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What Are Your Options After a Pedestrian Accident in Maryland?

A pedestrian accident in Maryland can be a devastating and life-changing event, as it can result in severe injuries, steep medical expenses, and lifelong consequences. If you or a loved one has been involved in a pedestrian accident in Maryland, understanding your legal rights and options is essential. Taking the right steps after an accident can help you protect your health, preserve your legal claim, and assist you in securing the compensation you deserve.

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Understanding Asylum and Refugee Status: A Guide for Immigrants

In a global landscape that is growing more complicated by the week, many individuals seek protection from persecution and violence in foreign countries. Two of the most common forms of protection in the United States are asylum and refugee status. While both offer a path to safety and legal residency, they have different eligibility criteria, application processes, and legal rights. What should you know when seeking protection?

Note: Because a new administration has just begun, please note that the information in this blog should always be supplemented with the most recent information available and a consultation with an experienced immigration attorney.

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6 Steps to Take After a Car Accident

Any car accident, even if it doesn’t involve permanent damage to you or your vehicle, can be overwhelming and stressful. Many people have never been in an accident before, so they aren’t sure what to do next. Knowing how to react after your car accident can help protect your health, your legal rights, and your ability to recover compensation. We’re here to help support you after your collision.

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Immigration and Taxation: How Immigration Status Impacts Your Tax Obligations

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Understanding how immigration status impacts your tax obligations is critical for anyone living and working in the United States as an immigrant. The U.S. tax system has specific requirements based on your residency and legal status, which can impact filing requirements, tax rates, and eligibility for deductions. What should you know about immigration and taxation? As a new administration has just begun, please note that the information in this blog should always be supplemented with the most recent information available and a consultation with an experienced immigration attorney.

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What to Know About the Asylum Process

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The asylum process in the United States is designed to protect individuals who have fled their home countries due to persecution. While it can be a complex and challenging journey, understanding the key aspects of the process can help applicants navigate their cases effectively. As a new administration has just begun, please note that the information in this blog should always be supplemented with the most recent information available and a consultation with an experienced immigration attorney.

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Employment-Based Immigration: Opportunities and Requirements

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The United States has long been a beacon of opportunity for individuals seeking a better life, and employment-based immigration is a key part of the country’s immigration system. Each year, thousands of workers from around the globe come to the U.S. to contribute their skills and expertise to its economy and access new opportunities. However, knowing what options are available and the requirements involved is essential for anyone hoping to take advantage of employment-based immigration.

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Proving Negligence in Maryland Personal Injury Cases

When you are hurt in an accident in Maryland, proving negligence is a critical step in getting compensation for the damages that you experienced. Whether you’ve been injured in a car accident or slipped and fell while shopping, understanding how negligence is established can help you navigate the legal process more effectively. What should you know about negligence in Maryland personal injury cases?

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5 Myths About Maryland Domestic Violence Cases

In 2021, there were over 58,000 domestic violence-related crimes reported in the state of Maryland. Domestic violence is a sensitive and complex issue, and it is often surrounded by misconceptions that can prevent victims from getting access to the resources and restitution that they deserve. In Maryland, understanding the laws surrounding domestic violence is crucial for victims and accused individuals. In this blog, we’ll be debunking some of the most common myths about domestic violence cases in Maryland

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