Legal Update: New Traffic Laws Effective October 1, 2025 In October 2024, Maryland implemented changes to its DUI laws; recently, we explained these updates in a previous blog post. This trend is continuing this year with more changes coming to the r…
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As of October 1, 2024, Maryland has implemented significant changes to its DUI laws, particularly concerning mandatory use of ignition interlock devices (IIDs) after your court case depending on the result of your case. An IID is a breathalyzer that…
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Using a handheld cell phone while operating a motor vehicle is not only against the law, it is extremely dangerous to both the driver and other people on the road. Many drivers are under the impression that texting is the only form of distracted driv…
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Most of us receive at least one speeding ticket in our lifetime. For this reason, many of us do not believe it necessary to hire an attorney to help fight a speeding ticket. That being said, the state of Maryland takes speeding very seriously, and if…
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Uber, the ridesharing service, is a great way for individuals to make some extra cash, or even to earn a living. However, Uber’s standards are relatively high, as they want to ensure their business is safe for all those involved. That being sai…
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Everybody knows it’s wrong to speed, however, if you recently received a speeding ticket in Maryland, you are most likely now facing various penalties, including points on your license, fines, and spiked insurance premiums. Please continue read…
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If you have recently received a speeding ticket in Maryland, there is a very good chance you are now concerned about the ramifications for such a charge. Please continue reading and speak with our knowledgeable Maryland traffic defense attorney to le…
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On October 1, 2016, Governor Hogan signed Senate Bill 945 into law. This law, known as Noah’s Law, was designed to protect Marylander Residents by keeping drunk drivers off the roads. The law is named in honor of former Montgomery County police…
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An affirmative defense is a fact or circumstance that defeats or lessens the legal consequences of an action. After you are arrested for a DUI, if you can present one or more of these affirmative defenses in your case, then you may be able to get the…
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In Maryland, all drivers and passengers are required to wear seat belts regardless of where they are seated in the car. Maryland’s new seatbelt law requires that even passengers over 16 in the back seat wear a seatbelt. Maryland’s seatbel…
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Maryland recently enacted a set of laws concerning cell phone use while driving. Every driver on the road is forbidden from talking or texting on a handheld phone while driving. Drivers with full, unrestricted licenses are permitted to use Bluetooth,…
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