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Over the course of the last decade, I’ve published in excess of 700 articles in the areas of personal injury, criminal defense, workers’ compensation and insurance disputes, generally. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to contact me to discuss the details of your case and learn how I can help.

Car Accident Attorney Lauraville 21214
Baltimore has, over the years billed itself as a “city of neighborhoods”. I am a car accident attorney for Lauraville, in Baltimore’s 21214, although I handle personal injury cases t...
Possession of a Burglar’s Tool
Another way to commit fourth-degree burglary is to be caught in the possession of a burglar’s tool in circumstances indicating you intend to use it to commit a burglary. Experienced criminal def...
What is Rouge and Vagabond Under Baltimore, MD Law?
Experienced Baltimore criminal defense attorney Attorney Eric T. Kirk has been confronted with yet another way commit burglary: to be caught in the possession of a tool in circumstances indicatin...
Burglary With a Destructive Device.
The aggressive criminal defense lawyer Attorney Eric T. Kirk in Baltimore may well be aware that the law defines a destructive device as a: bomb grenade mine missile, or any device that has the...
The Burglary of a Research Facility
Burglarizing a research facility might seem like a fairly obscure offense, one that might be punishable under the general burglary provisions. As the old adage goes if they have to go through the trou...
What Conduct is Considered Stalking Under Maryland Law?
“Stalking” is a specific, and serious, crime under Maryland law, and also a term in common usage. The statutory meaning and common usage of the term are not a match. Stalking, the cri...
How is Harassment Different From Stalking in Baltimore?
Stalking is a serious crime in Maryland, punishable by up to five years in prison. Experienced Baltimore criminal defense lawyers Attorney Eric T. Kirk knows that it is not necessary that the def...
Is the Misuse of a Telephone a Crime in Maryland?
The conduct does not sound criminal. And indeed, the proper use of a telephone is not criminal. Misuse doesn’t sound like a crime, but you would be surprised. Maryland law prohibits the making o...
Is It s Crime in Maryland to Harass Someone by Email and Texts?
A lot of people likely feel that email is misused. Bad jokes, impotence cures, chain emails, unwanted political commentary, commercial spam, and outright scams litter everyone’s inbox. But at wh...
Is It a Crime to Misuse a Laser Pointer In Baltimore?
Is It a Crime to use a Laser Pointer In Baltimore? No it is not. Is It a Crime to Misuse a Laser Pointer In Baltimore? It is illegal to use a laser pointer to harass another –by making them thin...
Defrauding the State. What is Welfare Fraud?
Most experienced Baltimore criminal defense lawyers have, at one time or another, handled a case or two where it is was alleged their client engaged in some type of ‘welfare or Medicaid fraud...