BDBF News and Legal Updates

New Year’s Resolutions come in all shapes and forms.  Bulman Dunie’s lead personal injury attorney, Dan Shaivitz, offers three simple Year’s Resolutions that can protect you if you are the victim of an auto accident in 2022.   Resolution 1 — Take Great Care of Yourself We can all do things to make us a...

We are excited to announce that the Bulman Dunie Attorneys have been recognized by their peers as Top Rated Super Lawyers in Maryland 2022, as well as amongst the Top 100 and Top 50 Women in the state of Maryland. Please see our individual recognitions below. Super Lawyers is a list of outstanding lawyers published annually...

The holiday season is supposed to be a time for joyous memories shared with loved ones. Unfortunately, in the world of family law, it can also be a time for increased disputes, some of which require urgent court intervention. Whether it be a disagreement over travel or holiday access with children or physical violence between...

Regular readers of our e-newsletter know that, following a tempestuous fall, the federal estate tax seems to be settled for the time being. The IRS recently announced updates to the annual “exclusions” for estate tax and gifting for 2022. The estate tax exclusion is the amount that can pass tax-free to a non-spouse upon your...

In case you are really desperate for gift ideas for your friends and loved ones, the personal injury attorneys at Bulman Dunie have some gift ideas for you! In all seriousness, these gifts are inexpensive tokens that may prove invaluable if your friend or loved one is injured and needs to file a lawsuit for...

Last month we had a lively debate over our favorite and least favorite Thanksgiving dishes.  Readers were surprisingly invested in it.  It appears that our readers like a good fight between the Bulman Dunie lawyers and we have to give the audience what they want. In December, we naturally turn our spirited discussion to our...

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought forward a new litany of contested issues in custody cases.  Access schedules with both parents working from home, distance learning accommodations, and vacationing to COVID-19 hotspots are but a few of them. With the CDC’s approval of vaccination for children ages 5-12 comes a new issue.  Many parents who share...