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769-1494 Bernitha Neverson, et al., v.
Charles County Board of Education, et al.
J. Wyndal Gordon, Esquire (410) 332-4121 MVA / County Negligence
Te Honorable Robert C. Nalley Circuit Court for Charles County
Bernitha Neverson’s two children were hit by a vehicle while waiting for their school bus in the designated pickup area. Te Special Court of Appeals must decide, among other issues, whether the trial court erred in granting the Board’s motion for judgment for lack of causation evidence and whether the trial court properly excluded evidence of a prior accident at the same bus stop.
771-1923 Carl Crews v.
Isaac Dorn
Carl Crews, Pro Se (703) 585-9008 MVA
Te Honorable Maureen M. Lamasney Circuit Court for Prince George’s County
A jury found that each party to the MVA was at fault, but awarded the Plaintiff his towing costs. Te issue on appeal is whether the jury’s verdict is consistent.
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.
770-1791 Bryson Murray, a minor, et al. v. Transcare Maryland, Inc., et al.
Stephen L. Snyder, Esquire (410) 653-3700 Civil Procedure / Medical Negligence
Te Honorable Sylvester Cox & Te Honorable Sidney S. Campen, Jr. Circuit Court for Baltimore City and Circuit Court for Talbot County
Bryson Murray was transported, by helicopter, from Easton Memorial Hospital in Talbot County to the Pediatric ICU at the University of Maryland in Baltimore City. Suit was filed in Baltimore City, but the case was transferred to Talbot County. Te issues on appeal are whether the doctrine of forum non conveniens applied and whether the Defendants deserved summary judgment under the Good Samaritan Statute.
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