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07/17/2026

Ocean City's tourism economy is evolving as rising costs, changing travel habits, and shifting visitor preferences impact local businesses throughout the resort.

Thomas Maronick Jr. shared his perspective on how higher prices are affecting both visitors and the businesses that depend on tourism.

“Due to changing economic times, including higher costs passed on to customers in hotels, restaurants and bars, costs have gone up in general in Ocean City. The aftereffects have been that all businesses that rely on tourist dollars have been affected,” Maronick told The Baltimore Sun.

As Ocean City continues to adapt, the conversation highlights the importance of maintaining the affordability and accessibility that have long made the resort a favorite destination for families and visitors.

Read the full story: https://www.baltimoresun.com/2026/07/14/ocean-city-tourism-hotels-vacation-rentals-prices/

07/16/2026

Thomas Maronick Jr. recently spoke with WMAR-2 News about Anne Arundel County's new eviction law, which extends the eviction notice period to 14 days and ends the practice of curbside evictions.

While Thomas Maronick Jr. called the longer notice period a positive step for both landlords and tenants, he also discussed concerns about the lack of a true redemption period for tenants to recover their belongings after an eviction.

“It's huge, it's humanizing for one thing,” Maronick said. “But there is not a redemption period, and I think that is what made it so controversial.”

Read more: https://www.wmar2news.com/news/region/anne-arundel-county/anne-arundel-county-expands-eviction-notice-period-to-14-days-ending-curbside-evictions

07/15/2026

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A Violation of Probation (VOP) can have serious consequences, including the possibility of additional penalties or jail time. Having an experienced defense attorney on your side can make all the difference.

07/14/2026

Stopped at a DUI checkpoint in Maryland? Know your rights.

You must provide your license, registration, and ID when asked. But you do not have to answer questions that could incriminate you.

If you’re stopped at a DUI checkpoint on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, stay calm, provide required documents, and protect your rights.

Maronick Law can help if you’re facing DUI charges.

07/13/2026

Thomas Maronick Jr. recently shared his legal perspective on Anne Arundel County's new eviction ordinance, weighing in on the balance between protecting property owners and preserving tenants' due process rights.

While he supports key aspects of the law, including giving renters more notice before an eviction and ending the practice of leaving belongings on the curb, he noted that the ordinance would be stronger if it included a reclamation period allowing tenants time to recover their personal property after an eviction.

“I think it’s similar, absolutely,” Maronick told The Daily Record, explaining that the absence of a reclamation period makes the ordinance comparable to similar laws in other Maryland jurisdictions that have faced constitutional challenges.

His commentary highlights the evolving legal conversation surrounding eviction procedures, property rights, and due process in Maryland.

Read more: https://thedailyrecord.com/2026/07/09/anne-arundel-eviction-law-baltimore/

07/10/2026

Thomas Maronick Jr. spoke with The Baltimore Sun following the sentencing of a former Howard County paraeducator, discussing the rehabilitation efforts presented to the court and the outcome of the case.

“This was the culmination of a tremendous job by Mr. Nelson, of completing classes, and getting certificates while he was in jail, and having many good things said about him from members of the community,” Maronick told The Baltimore Sun.

Thomas Maronick Jr.'s comments underscore the importance of presenting a complete picture of a client's progress and rehabilitation during the sentencing process.

Learn more about the case:

A Howard County judge granted a time-served sentence after strong defense advocacy. Learn how sentencing mitigation works in Maryland criminal cases.

07/09/2026

Thomas Maronick Jr. shared legal insight on a defamation lawsuit involving the president of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, discussing the legal standards that can apply when public figures bring defamation claims.

“I’ve always thought that a university president is absolutely a public figure,” Maronick told The Baltimore Sun.

His commentary helps explain the distinction between public and private figures in defamation cases and why that difference can significantly impact the burden of proof.

Read the full article: https://www.baltimoresun.com/2026/07/06/umes-president-defamation-lawsuit-moving-forward/

President’s attorney says the judge found that Heidi Anderson does not have to meet the higher defamation standard applied to public officials.

07/08/2026

🚫 Using a fake ID in Ocean City can have serious legal consequences.

A fake ID charge in Maryland is more than a temporary inconvenience. It can lead to criminal charges, fines, a permanent criminal record, and consequences that affect college admissions, scholarships, employment opportunities, and professional licensing.

Law enforcement in Ocean City, Worcester County, and throughout Maryland regularly enforces fake ID and underage drinking laws, especially in entertainment districts, bars, restaurants, and on the Boardwalk.

If you or your child is facing a fake ID charge, underage drinking charge, or other criminal offense in Ocean City, understanding your legal options early can make a significant difference.

07/07/2026

🎆 Can fireworks lead to criminal charges in Maryland? Yes.

Larger fireworks often require a permit. Without one, you could face local ordinance violations or even Maryland criminal charges like reckless endangerment if someone is put in harm’s way.

If you’re facing fireworks-related charges on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Maronick Law can help protect your rights.

07/06/2026

Thomas Maronick Jr. shared legal insight on the ongoing I-95 bus crash case involving a driver charged after a deadly multi-vehicle crash in Virginia. As the case moves toward trial, he discussed the legal standards that jurors will be asked to consider and the challenges of selecting a fair and impartial jury in a high-profile case.

“Essentially they're going to have to show that he was so negligent in his actions that it caused the death of these various people who were involved and these injuries that were involved,” Maronick said.

Read the full story: https://www.wusa9.com/article/traffic/incidents/crash/i-95-bus-crash-case-update-jing-sheng-dong/65-a86dcaab-4aeb-4317-8c6a-023ada467c45

Jing Sheng D**g faces five counts of involuntary manslaughter, reckless driving and other charges.