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...
Read More by Steve LewickyMaryland expands the time period to bring enforcement actions under local consumer protection laws – from one year to three years
The Maryland General Assembly recently concluded its 2026 legislative session. One of the bills passed during the...
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by Lisa WhiteMaryland is a great state to form a Non-Stock Corporation
Maryland’s corporation laws make it a favorable state in which to form a non-stock corporation. A non-stock...
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by Steve LewickyAttorney-Client Privilege in Maryland Fiduciary Litigation
The Maryland General Assembly recently concluded its 2026 legislative session. One of the bills passed was HB 65,...
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by David HisleSupervised Probation in Maryland
Supervised probation in Maryland is a common alternative to incarceration that allows individuals to remain in the...
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by Samantha ChanNew Prince George’s County Business Fees
Prince George’s County recently enacted CB-017-2026, a law establishing new use and occupancy permit fees for...
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by Lisa WhiteA Maryland Employer’s Guide to Sick Leave Policies
Employers in Maryland must work within the confines of both state and federal laws when implementing sick and safe...
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by Elizabeth BoweryA Consumer’s Right to Cancel Some Types of Contracts in Maryland
Maryland businesses that sell directly to consumers - particularly in homes or at temporary locations – need to be...
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by Samantha ChanManagement Agreements During Business Acquisitions
When a business is being acquired, there is often a time period between signing the deal and closing the...
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