Posts by Murphy Falcon & Murphy
Can You Legally Record Police Officers During a Traffic Stop or Public Arrest?
Flashing red and blue lights in your rearview mirror bring immediate stress. In that split second, you may instinctively reach for your smartphone to document what happens next. You have clear constitutional rights under the First and Fourteenth Amendments to film law enforcement performing public duties, whether on a sidewalk in Baltimore or along the…
Read MoreIs a Pharmacy Legally Liable if a Technician Dispenses the Wrong Dosage Strength?
You trust pharmacy staff to hand you the exact prescription your doctor ordered. A simple mix-up in potency can trigger severe organ damage, toxic overdose, or medical collapse. If you suffered harm because a pharmacy technician dispensed the wrong dosage strength, you may wonder who is ultimately accountable. At Murphy, Falcon & Murphy in Baltimore,…
Read MoreWho Pays Your Medical Expenses While You Wait for a Personal Injury Settlement?
A sudden serious injury throws your life into immediate chaos, and the financial fallout hits right away: medical bills land in your mailbox long before the at-fault party ever issues a payout. The opposing driver’s or property owner’s insurer will never pay your emergency room visits, physical therapy, or surgical bills on an ongoing basis.…
Read MoreCan a Private Business Refuse Service Based on Religious or Political Beliefs?
Walking into an establishment open to the public carries the fundamental expectation of equal treatment. Across Maryland, patrons still find themselves turned away at the door over personal convictions, religious affiliations, or political stances. Knowing whether a business crossed an unlawful line comes down to distinct public accommodation statutes. As a premier civil rights law…
Read MoreMass Tort vs. Class Action: What Is the Real Difference?
Navigating the legal world after an injury or financial loss can feel overwhelming, especially when you encounter terms like mass tort and class action. While both allow groups of people to seek justice against a powerful corporate defendant, they operate under fundamentally different rules. If you or a loved one has suffered harm, understanding these…
Read MoreWhat Happens if You Opt Out of a Class Action Settlement?
A company facing severe allegations—such as selling a defective product, charging hidden fees, or exposing private personal data—often sees the resulting legal remedy take the form of consumer class actions. If you receive a settlement notice in the mail or online, Murphy, Falcon & Murphy in Baltimore wants you to know that you are not…
Read MoreWhy You Should Avoid Speaking to the Other Party’s Insurance Adjuster
If you have been injured in a collision, your phone will likely start ringing within hours. On the other line is an insurance adjuster representing the driver who hit you. They may sound polite, empathetic, and genuinely eager to help you resolve your claim quickly. However, before you answer their questions or give a statement,…
Read MoreMisdiagnosis vs. Delayed Diagnosis: Which One Is Medical Malpractice?
You put your trust in medical professionals to give you clear, accurate answers when your health is on the line. At Murphy, Falcon & Murphy in Baltimore, our legal team regularly sees the devastating harm that occurs when that trust is broken. Whether a physician diagnoses the wrong condition or takes months to spot what…
Read MoreShould You Join a Class Action Lawsuit When Individual Damages Are Small?
You notice a small, unexpected charge on your monthly bill or realize a company misled you about a product, and your initial instinct is to let it go. Spending hours fighting over $15 or $50 rarely feels worth the hassle. However, when a corporation applies that same unfair practice to thousands—or millions—of consumers, those minor…
Read More5 Reasons to Seek Immediate Medical Treatment Even If You Feel Fine After a Collision
The moments following a crash are chaotic, confusing, and overwhelming. You pull off the road, step out of your vehicle, check your arms and legs, and breathe a sigh of relief—you feel completely fine. However, assuming you are uninjured simply because you walked away without visible cuts or broken bones is one of the most…
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