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• Mr. Quigg represents clients in Maryland and the District of Columbia in mass tort litigation, products liability defense, commercial and general civil litigation, and personal injury defense. His practice focuses on mass tort defense and toxic tort defense, primarily in asbestos litigation.

• Maryland, 1999 District of Columbia, 2006 U.S. District Court District of Maryland, 2001 U.S. District Court of the District of Columbia, 2002 U.S. Court of Appeals 4th Circuit, 2006

• American Bar Association Defense Research Institute Maryland Defense Counsel Maryland State Bar Association

• University of Baltimore School of Law, Baltimore, Maryland, 1999J.D. Villa Julie College (now Stevenson University), Stevenson, Maryland, 1996B.S.Honors: magna cum laude

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1. where are you?. 2. contract or at-will employment?. . without that information this can't be answered as it relates to you, definitively.. . assuming you are in the US and employed "at-will":. the pay decrease is legal as long as you are paid at least minimum wage and applicable overtime. . the change requires a notice be given before you work at the new rate. . some states require a longer notice period, some as long as a full pay-period in advance. this "new" offer letter could be used to show the rate was in force since you were hired and they would then do a retroactive pay decrease (totally unethical and of questionable legality IF that was their intent). . if the decrease was not being made retroactive then the letter would have no significance.. . generally (except for the fore mentioned reason) an "offer letter" is not binding in any way if the employment is at-will.. generally the only difference this letter may play is if you quit and were to file for unemployment insurance using the pay decrease as the reason (a "significant change" in your employment status or conditions), with this letter they would be able to deny a significant change occurred..

Look back, year-over-year, at the lists of procedures, diseases, and pharmaceuticals both of those systems have removed from their network of "coverage" in the last 15 years. Every year they take another need off the table because they can't afford it. Plus, they raise taxes dedicated to revenue generation for health care costs every year. Don't give me that bull that you paid the same amount in taxes in the UK that you did in the US, that's a lie. Income tax rates in the UK top 50% of gross income, while only the highest earning Americans pay tax rates like that. So you didn't pay the same in income tax in both places.. . As government takes over the health care system another casualty is research and development. While a private sector health systems allow companies to pursue research by where they think there is money to be made, government-run systems only fund research and development in line with the political/health interests as perceived the controlling party. Doubt me? Look at where the research and development dollars for both patient care and pharmaceuticals in the UK and Canada. They largely rely on American pharmaceutical development and medical research for new standards of care. As much as you belittle American health care interests, you don't complain much about how your own health care depends on our system the way it is.. . You think you don't pay a penny for health care, but you don't understand how money works. You pay for it every year whether you use it or not. You pay your taxes, and that funds the system. I pay my premiums every month, but only pay additional moneys as I use the system. It's not perfect, but it does work for 80% of the citizenry.

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