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Case # Case Name 50-1922 Housing Authority of


Counsel for Appellant Area of Law


Carrie Blackburn Riley Crisfield v. Robert A. Dove 410-215-8279


Assumption of Risk/ Contributory Negligence


51-1965 Dennis Michael Imbesi… Marc Seldin Rosen 410-244-1155 Bollinger/ v. Carpenter Realty Corporation, et al.


Pre-Judgment/Post-Judgment


Interest when a writ of attachment issues


52-2232 Arnette Walker v.


53-2250 Housing Authority for PG County v.


Deborah Wiliams Michael S. Rosier 301-567-6700 Civil Division/


Alexander Douglas, Jr., et al. Notice Requirement of LGTCA Prince George’s County


Sean D. Wallace 301-952-4228 Landlord Tenant/ Criminal Activity


Krauser/Prince George’s County


54-2275 Hagerstown Elderly Assoc. Leslie A. Powell 301-923-4450 Wright/ Ltd Ptnshi v. Hagerstown Breach of Contract/ Elderly Building Assoc. Ltd. Ptnshp, et al.


Statute of Repose


55-2276 Prince George’s County v. Sean Wallace 301-952-5237 Henderson/Prince Thomas N. Clark, et al. Employment Law/ Residency Preference


George’s County


56-2592 In re: William Bruce Evans Michael W. Davis 410-995-5800 Trial Court/ Guardianship/Request for Mental Examination


Cecil County Baltimore City


Judge Jurisdiction


Long/Somerset County


Issues


Did the trial court err in failing to rule that the plaintiff assumed the risk or was guilty of contributory negligence as a matter of law when he attempted to spike a ball during a volleyball game at the defendant’s community center gym- nasium and fell because of dirt on the playing surface, causing his right leg to shoot out from under him?


When the court grants a writ of attachment and $78,000 is deposited into the circuit court’s interest-bearing account earning 2%, does the plaintiff forfeit his right to 6% pre- judgment interest and 10% post-judgment interest?


Did the trial court err in ruling that an unrepresented claimant’s lack of knowledge of the notice requirement of the Local Government Tort Claims Act constituted “good cause” to waive the statutory notice requirement?


In a landlord/tenant matter, did the court err by dismissing the landlord’s (Housing Authority’s) motion for judgment and possession when the reason for the eviction was crimi- nal acts engaged in by a juvenile member of the household in clear violation of the conditions of the tenant’s lease?


Washington County


Did the trial court err in ruling that the 10 year statute of repose applied to a claim for a breach of a construction contract in which the owner of the building sought to re- cover damages resulting from builders’ breach of its original contractual obligations?


Did the trial court err in ruling that the Prince George’s County long-standing statutory residency preference was illegal and invalid under Maryland law?


Former Cecil County Judge William B. Evans, now 83 years of age and suffering from Alzheimer’s diagnosed in 1999, was the subject of a petition to show cause filed by his daugh- ter seeking to have her father examined by 2 physicians as to competency, which had been denied her by William Evans’ wife as of July, 2000, his former secretary, Ms. Slonecker Evans. Did the trial court err in denying petitioner’s request for mental examinations of her father ancillary to a petition to appoint a guardian of the person and property on a preliminary motion to dismiss?


57-2855 William B. Breitenbach v. Robert G. Samet 301-770-3737 Briscoe/S N.B. Handy Company, et al. Workers’ Compensation/ Travel Expenses


St. Mary’s County


Did the trial court err in holding that reasonable and nec- essary transportation expenses for travel to and from a doctor are not covered worker’s compensation claim expenses since the general statute covering medical expenses does not spe- cifically say transportation is covered?


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Trial Reporter


Summer 2001





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