Articles From Baltimore Attorneys
ENLawyers’ guide to witness testimony: 24 tips to successfully testify at any trial or hearing
Witness testimony and having to testify in court is a scary thing, but it doesn't have to be. We pride ourselves in properly preparing our clients and witnesses to testify honestly, accurately, and to put the best possible case forward on their behalf. Now, if...
Good hold music? Is there such a thing?
Here at our law firm, we pride ourselves on bringing a bit of funny to the mundane. Calling anywhere for help is hard. Being stuck on hold is even harder. That's why we decided to put a little fun back in our hold music. Give it a listen! We hope you don't ever have...
Immigration Law – Changes in USCIS review process
Because of changes in United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) policy, anyone submitting immigration petitions or applications should first consult with an immigration attorney. This is especially important in cases that could previously be...
Notice to Appear without date and time of hearing are invalid – Immigration
A Notice to Appear (NTA) is an official document that begins the removal proceedings for a foreign national. It requires them to appear in immigration court for the initial Master Calendar hearing. One can receive a Notice to Appear in person or by mail. It can also...
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Internet Harassment: Criminal Conduct, Protective Orders, Civil Remedies [Know Your Options]
In the last 20 years, the explosive growth of the internet caused an explosion of Internet Harassment. Whether it is internet harassment of a person or a business, the growth of cyber-bullying, revenge porn, or just plain false information online has grown...
Case Law Update – Baltimore Immigration Law: Martinez v. Sessions No. 17-1301, 2018 U.S. App. (4th Cir. June 15, 2018)
In Immigration news, the 4th Circuit recently decided that Maryland's consolidated theft statute is not a Crime of Moral Terpitude for immigration purposes. For more in-depth analysis, please read on. Baltimore Immigration Law Update: Case Summary: Martinez v....
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New Maryland Sick Leave Bill [Mandatory] – Know the Changes
All small business owners need to be aware of the recent override of the Gubernatorial veto of the Healthy Working Family’s bill by the Maryland General Assembly. The law went into effect this week. ENLawyer Kurt Nachtman is here to break down the bill in the...
How Do Drugs Factor into DUI & DWI Charges?
Driving under the influence of alcohol is not the only way an individual can be arrested for a DUI—a DUID, or driving under the influence of drugs, should also be of concern to Maryland drivers. Here, the legal professionals at ENLawyers explain how drugs factor into...
Understanding DUI Law Before Fourth of July Celebrations
The Fourth of July is a patriotic holiday filled with firework spreads, picnics, parties—and the consumption of alcohol. Here, the legal experts at ENLawyers explain Maryland DUI law, so revelers can have fun responsibly. The Fourth of July allows Americans to...
Your Guide on How to Start A Business in Maryland
I regularly meet with new clients seeking my "lawyerly" advice on how to start a business in Maryland. Often they immediately want to file for an LLC, open a bank account, and open a shop to start selling XYZ. They want to start businesses as varied as: gas stations...