Maryland Appellate Opinions

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The last four opinions from Maryland’s appellate courts:

  • Wasserman v. Kay: commercial case involving Bernie Madoff victims
  • Matthews v. State: I love this line from this case: “What seems at first to be a legal problem frequently turns out to be a linguistic or a semantic problem. On this appeal, we come face to face with the enigma that an illegal sentence is not always an illegal sentence. We do not mean this as doubletalk. “
  • Kenan Cappel v. Riaso: confessed judgment case
  • Bonfiglio v. Fitzgerald: domestic case involving a QDRO. I knew what a QDRO was before the bar; I think. Now, I have no clue.