Category: Litigation
Attorney Allison Economy presents at ABI Northeast Conference
Bangor, July 22, 2022, This past weekend, Rudman Winchell attorney Allison Economy spoke at the American Bankruptcy Institute Northeast Conference in Rockport, Maine. She, along with five others, concluded the …
FAQs about Police Stops
If you drive a vehicle, it’s likely you’ve been stopped or pulled over by the police for a traffic violation (like speeding, expired registration, or your snow tires still being …
I Just Got Rear-Ended: Now What?
I previously authored a blog titled, “I just Rear-Ended Someone: Now What?” which provided some insights about what to do (or what not to do) if you find yourself in …
Breaking Down “Probable Cause”
Both the Maine Constitution (Article I, section 5) and the United States Constitution (Fourth Amendment) protects you from unreasonable searches and seizures by the government of your person, property, house, …
Appealing a Court Decision: What Not to Do
Many civil disputes settle before a suit is even filed. Of those cases where a lawsuit is filed and a court decision is made, only a fraction turn into appeals. …
Detecting Elder Abuse
For years, Maine has been the oldest state in the nation. Our median age has risen to 44.9. About 21.2% of the state population is 65 or older. Elder abuse …
Congratulations to Rudman Winchell’s Allison Economy
Congratulations to Rudman Winchell’s Allison Economy on her selection by Super Lawyers as a 2019 New England Rising Star for her tireless, dedicated work as a business litigator. This recognition …
Police Questioning – A Beginners Guide
Below is some information you should keep in mind if you are involved in a police questioning. Do I have to talk to the police? NO! You have an …
THREE COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT AN OUI
It’s January 99th in Bangor, Maine. You’re driving on Stillwater Avenue feeling like Han Solo the way you’re navigating those potholes. A little to the left! A little to …