Dual v. Lockheed Martin Corporation

HARRELL, Judge.

On 1 October 2001, J. Frederick Dual, Jr. (“Dual”), purporting to act in the capacities of “President and sole shareholder” of Dual, Incorporated (“Dual, Inc.”), filed a complaint in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City against Lockheed Martin Corporation and two of its subsidiaries (collectively “Lockheed”). In the complaint, Dual alleged various torts related to the terminations of two contracts: one between Dual, Inc. and Lockheed, and another between Dual, Inc. and the United States Air Force (“Air Force”). Dual, a non-lawyer, filed the complaint pro se, identifying both…