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by Lauren Agresti

New Opportunities for Women-Owned Small Businesses in Government Contracting

Women own roughly twenty percent of all small businesses in the United States, but less than five percent of federal...

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by Lauren Agresti

The New Buy American Rule, and What it Means for Your Business

There may seem that there isn’t much we all agree upon in American politics these days, but a glimmer of significant...

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by Steve Lewicky

Operating a Church or Religious Organization in Maryland and Handling Disputes

Religious organizations in Maryland, including churches, synagogues, and mosques, are typically structured as...

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by Steve Lewicky

Due Diligence in the Purchase or Sale of a Maryland Business

The term “Due Diligence” refers to a process by which someone contemplating the purchase of  a business investigates...

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by David Hisle

Driving Under the Influence (DUI) and Driving While Impaired (DWI)

In Maryland, there are two types of drinking and driving offenses --  driving under the influence (DUI) and driving...

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by David Hisle

Reclaiming Your Personal Property Through Replevin and Detinue Lawsuits

If someone has taken personal property that belongs to you, and you want the property to be returned, the legal...

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by David Hisle

Maryland Laws Concerning Dog Bites

As a dog owner or someone who has been injured by a dog, understanding the law in Maryland concerning dog bites is...

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by David Hisle

What Do You Need to Know About Debt Collection Law?

Debt collection is governed by both federal and state law, specifically the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and...

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by Steve Lewicky

Property Line Disputes, Adverse Possession, and Prescriptive Easements

Adjoining property owners sometimes dispute the location of their property line or property boundary - or discover...

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