by Lisa WhiteWhat should you do if you are served with a civil lawsuit?
Contact a lawyer. Nobody likes receiving delivery of court documents and finding out they are a defendant...
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by Kelley SingerMaryland Inheritance Tax on Domestic Partners
If you live in Maryland and are in a long-term committed relationship, you may be surprised to learn that any...
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by Samantha ChanExpert Witnesses in Litigation
When pursuing a civil lawsuit, there may be times when it is critical to have an expert witness testify on your...
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by David HisleBig Changes to Maryland’s Landlord – Tenant Law
Effective October 1, 2025, Maryland’s landlord-tenant laws have undergone significant changes that are intended to...
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by Steve LewickyMaryland shareholder derivative actions must be preceded by a demand on corporate directors to bring suit
Maryland’s intermediate appellate court handed down a decision on August 28, 2025, emphasizing that, in almost all...
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by Samantha ChanWhat Maryland Landlords Should Know About Failure to Pay Rent Court
If a tenant falls behind on rent, Maryland law allows landlords to recover possession of the property through a...
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by David HisleMistakes People Make in Civil Lawsuits and How to Avoid Them
Civil lawsuits in Maryland can be complicated and challenging. While every case is unique, many parties in...
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by Elizabeth BoweryBeware of Business Opportunity Schemes: What Maryland Business Owners Need to Know
When setting out on a business venture, new business owners can be vulnerable to fraudulent schemes. One prevalent...
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by Kelley SingerCan a parent voluntarily waive receiving child support in Maryland?
The short answer is “no,” under current Maryland court precedent. In the recent case of Houser v. Houser, two...
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