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I am writing on behalf of Accuscribes Transcription Service, LLC. My name is Ivan Bates and I am the senior partner for Bates & Garcia, LLC, Attorneys at Law. My firm has been doing business with Accuscribes and using them to transcribe various statements and recordings since 2006. In the time that I have worked with Accuscribes they have always proven themselves to extremely professional and highly dependable. My business is very fast paced and I have always been able to rely on Accuscribes to work on short notice to complete transcripts, even if it means their employees taking work home over a weekend to meet my needs. Ms. Kelly Taylor of Accuscribes has always been a pleasure to work with ;;md I have been proud to do work with her and the rest of the staff at Accuscribes. I look forward to continuing working with them in the future and give them my highest recommendation. — Ivan Bates

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Baltimore native and Baseball Hall of Fame member Al Kaline has died.
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Chief Meteorologist Tom Tasselmyer shows where scattered showers and possible thunderstorms could pop up Tuesday in Maryland.
Columbia company's cellphone data maps show how coronavirus can spread April 6, 2020
A Maryland company that tracks cellphone data said it could help us understand how an epidemic like the coronavirus spreads.
More coronavirus testing sites opening in Maryland; test kit supplies are limited April 6, 2020
More coronavirus testing sites are opening in Maryland, and health officials are watching the stock of testing supplies closely.
Insurance companies finding ways to help those impacted by coronavirus April 6, 2020
Some companies, including Allstate and American Family Insurance, are refunding auto premiums. […]

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Court: ‘We draw the line at gibberish’ April 6, 2020
Most of my clients are happy to pay my fee for handling an appeal. After all, I work for a next-gen law firm that offers individual and corporate clients affordable flat rates for appellate representation of Big Law caliber. But that doesn’t stop some potential clients from requesting a discount. They claim that their appeal ...
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The Arc Baltimore fights COVID-19 by delivering care packages April 6, 2020
To provide some comfort and fun during the coronavirus outbreak, The Arc Baltimore is assembling care packages and distributing everything from daily necessities to board games to the homes of individuals with developmental disabilities whom the organization supports. The Arc Baltimore was able to secure a small COVID-19 grant from The Arc Maryland and the . […]
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Wisconsin governor delays election until June, prompts court challenge April 6, 2020
MADISON, Wisconsin — Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Monday moved to postpone the state’s presidential primary for two months because of the coronavirus pandemic, prompting a court challenge and adding to confusion about whether voters will be able to head to the polls on Tuesday. The executive order from Evers, a Democrat, would delay in-person ...
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