Depositions
711-01226 Town of Poolesville
v. Donald J. Barnes, et ux.
Alan M. Wright (301) 774-8560 Property Law
Te Honorable Joseph A. Dugan, Jr. Circuit Court for Montgomery County
Tis case arises from a zoning dispute. Appellees filed
an application to practice optometry from their home office. Appellees were granted an exception to the residential zoning ordinance. Appellants appeal the Circuit Court’s decision in holding that the Board of Appeals had an obligation to consider restrictive covenants in the neighborhood in reaching a decision to grant the special exception in this case.
712-00915 Columbia Town Center Title Company, et al.
v. 100 Investment Limited Partnership, et al.
Tameka M. Collier (202) 274-2856 Richard E. Hagerty (703) 734-4326 Contract and Agency Law
Te Honorable Diane O. Leasure Circuit Court for Howard County
Tis case involves the double conveyance of a parcel
of land. Tis appeal stems from a lawsuit filed the by the Appellees against the Appellants. Te questions presented on appeal are: (1) whether the Circuit Court erred in finding that the Appellee had a cognizable negligence claim for breach of any duties owed to them; (2) whether the Circuit Court erred in finding that the Appellee satisfied its burden of proof for the elements of the negligence claim; and (3) whether the Circuit Court erred in finding the Appellants vicariously liable.
Biography Cary J. Hansel ( Joseph, Greenwald & Laake) received
his JD from the George Washington School of Law. His practice areas include Civil Litigation, Commercial Litigation, and Appellate Advocacy.
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