Case #
Case Name 387-01838-04 Sindler v. Lipman
Counsel for Appellant Area of Law
Wrongful Death/ Personal Injury
388-00194 Hopkins v. State and 01859-05 of Maryland, et al. (Consolidated)
Cary J. Hansel (301) 220-2200
Public Employment
Hotten/Prince George’s County
and Turnbull/ Baltimore County
Judge Jurisdiction
Kathleen Howard Meredith Levitz/ (410) 685-1166
Baltimore County Issues
In an automobile accident case, among other issues, did the trial court err in granting a mo- tion for judgment in connection with the Plaintiff’s wrongful death claim where an auto- mobile accident led to injuries that allegedly led to the decedent’s taking her own life?
Whether the Secretary of the Maryland Depart- ment of Public Safety has the authority to terminate the Director of the Police and Cor- rectional Training Commissions. Among other issues raised, the question of the bias of an agency decision-maker was raised as a result of the fact that the same person who terminated the Ap- pellant also reviewed her own decision in connection with that termination.
389-209-05
John Hopkins Federal Gerald Danoff Credit Union v.
Paulette D. Blaylock Bollinger/
Civil Procedure/ Award of Attorneys Fees/Consumer Protection
(410) 583-1686 Baltimore County
In a case seeking a deficiency balance following the repossession and sale of a vehicle securing a loan where counterclaims were made alleging violations of the Consumer Protection Act, did the Trial Court err in awarding $89,516.67 as reasonable attorney’s fees under the Act’in con- nection with the Counterclaim after settlement of the case and preservation of the attorney’s fee issue for the Court?
390-195-05
Cooper v. Central Nathaniel Cooper, Pro Se Turnbull/ Atlantic Toyota
Lemon Law Distributors, et al. Baltimore County
In a Lemon Law case, is the Plaintiff precluded from going forward with his claims as a result of having traded in the vehicle in question to an- other Toyota dealership making it unavailable for inspection by the Defendant’s experts? Among other issues in this case, is the question of whether or not a Lemon Law Plaintiff is per- mitted to divest himself of the alleged Lemon prior to successful prosecution of his claim.
Copies of any of the appellants’ briefs cited in this article are available to members for $20 each. Please be sure to note the Case # as shown in the “Appellate Watch” table.
Fall 2005 Trial Reporter
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