MEDICAL MUTUAL LIABILITY INS. SOCIETY OF MD. v. B. Dixon Evander & Associates, Inc.

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• not per se required, but trial court's failure to explain reasoning may constitute abuse of discretion
• not per se required, but trial court's failure to explain reasoning may constitute abuse of discretion
• not per se required, but trial court’s failure to explain reasoning may constitute abuse of discretion
• “A false statement ‘is one that is not substantially correct.’ ”

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