by David HisleNew Maryland Family and Medical Leave Law Begins
New Maryland family and medical leave law begins with payroll contributions starting in 2027 Maryland employers...
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by Steve LewickyWhen Foreclosure Proceedings Can be Stopped in Maryland Due to Fraud
On June 22, 2026, the Supreme Court of Maryland handed down a decision in the case of Hallam v. New Life Evangelical...
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by Steve LewickyUsing Artificial Intelligence in litigation and legal disputes
Artificial intelligence is becoming a big part of everyone’s business and professional life, including when legal...
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by Elizabeth BoweryStarting a New Business: What Is a Resident Agent and Do You Need One?
A resident agent serves as an entity’s point of contact for receiving service of process, including lawsuits,...
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by Samantha ChanBefore You Sign a Contract, Consider Which State’s Law Will Apply to Its Interpretation
When people review a contract, they understandably focus on the central terms, such as price, payment schedule,...
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by Samantha ChanSecurity Deposit Rules Can Cost Maryland Landlords Three Times the Deposit Amount
When a residential tenancy ends in Maryland, many landlords focus on inspecting the property, obtaining repair...
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by Lisa WhiteAre Your Church’s Governing Documents Compliant with Maryland Law?
The Maryland Corporations Code governs every religious corporation that is formed in Maryland by any church or...
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by Samantha ChanHoward County Enacts New 14-Day Eviction Notice Requirement for Residential Landlords
Under Maryland law, landlords are generally required to provide residential tenants at least six days’ notice before...
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by Steve LewickyMaryland prohibits the waiver of punitive damages, or the shortening of time periods to bring suit, in consumer contracts
The Maryland General Assembly recently concluded its 2026 legislative session. One of the bills passed during the...
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