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Appellate Decisions

Letendre v. Letendre, No. 2019, Sept. Term 1994,
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland (unreported) (divorce - marital property)

Conteh v. Conteh, 392 MD 436, 897 A.2d 810 (2006)
(divorce - marital property/retirement benefits).
At trial Mr. Harlow’s client was not permitted to share in her ex-husband’s retirement because he retired based on a disability. On appeal the Court of Appeals reversed, and Mr. Harlow’s client was awarded half of her ex-husband’s disability retirement.

Nasser v. Ady, et al., No. 00011, September term, 2001,
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
(unreported) (breach of contract)
In this case a jury awarded Mr. Harlow’s client twice the amount requested. On appeal Mr. Harlow’s client was allowed to keep the double verdict.

Jacobson v. Aloi, 1993, Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
(unreported) (breach of contract)

State v. Richard L. McClain, No. 615, Sept. Term 1994,
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
(unreported) (attempted murder)

Danna v. Gradillas, No. 02773, Sept. Term 2007,
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
(unreported) (marital property)