Gender-based remarks at work can create uncertainty rather than clarity. You may struggle to tell when comments reflect casual speech and when they start to affect your work experience. In Maryland, certain statements related to gender or sex may carry greater legal...
Taking A Christian Approach To The Practice Of Law
Month: September 2025
What “protected activity” may mean under Maryland law
Workplace issues do not always announce themselves clearly. You may notice a shift in how someone speaks to you. You may see decisions that affect your role after you raise a concern. When treatment appears tied to sex, race or disability, questions often follow. You...
What are the benefits of a living will?
In Maryland, a living will is also known as an “advance directive.” This document empowers you to make your own health care decisions for the future. In a rare circumstance that you get into an accident or terminal condition that causes you to be in a persistent...
Why a partial fault can bar recovery in Maryland car accidents
After a car accident, you may feel uncertain about who is responsible and what compensation you can seek. You might believe the other driver caused the crash, yet Maryland law could still limit your recovery if you share any degree of fault. This outcome stems from...
Faith and justice: Protecting your rights after a serious injury
A serious injury can turn your life upside down, affecting your health, finances and work. Knowing your legal rights gives you control and helps you protect your future. You can take steps to address disability discrimination and workplace issues while relying on a...
Turning the other cheek doesn’t solve employer retaliation
Forgiveness and grace are key components of Christianity. After all, most Christians strive to be as Christ-like as possible. That means forgiving the shortcomings of others and recognizing their own failures readily. Treating others with dignity and kindness, even...
3 ways disability discrimination manifests in the workplace
Some people are born with unique medical challenges. Others may acquire disabling medical conditions due to illness or accidents. Those coping with disabling medical conditions often need the support of their faith as well as proper medical care. People who have...
Estate planning after a family member has lost their way
Teenage and early adult rebellions are common. Parents who pour all of their love and resources into their children often feel distressed when their children turn away from their faith and start making poor life choices. Many Christian parents take great comfort in...
Bringing a spirit of service to the probate process
Many devout Christians may find probate matters to be a bit uncomfortable. They may look at the desire for an inheritance as a form of greed. They may also grieve the way that families allow greed to damage their relationships. Some people intentionally avoid serving...
3 ways faith may affect the estate planning process
Devoted and dedicated Christians generally let their faith determine their actions in many areas of their lives. Prayer may be necessary before they decide whether to change their family circumstances or pursue an alternate career path. Someone's faith can also play...