by Lisa WhiteAppealing a Decision of the National Labor Relations Board
In 1935, Congress enacted the National Labor Relations Act (the “Act”) and created the National Labor Relations...
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by Samantha ChanI was placed on a PIP by my employer—Now what do I do?
You’ve just been placed on a Performance Improvement Plan (commonly known as a “PIP”). Take a deep breath. While it...
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by Kelley SingerMaryland’s New Child Support Guidelines
A shift in the way child support is calculated is coming to Maryland on October 1, 2025. Under current law, child...
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by Anthony KratzWhat is a Financial Power of Attorney and why might you need one?
Life is full of the unexpected — an illness, an accident, or even just the realities of aging can leave you...
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by David HisleLandlord Licensing Requirements in Maryland
If you are landlord, or thinking of becoming one, be sure to determine whether you need a landlord license. There...
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by Elizabeth BoweryMaintaining Your Business in Good Standing
In Maryland, a Certificate of Status (commonly known as a Certificate of Good Standing) is a document issued by the...
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by Lisa WhiteProtecting Your Older or Susceptible Family Members from Financial Exploitation
According to the National Council on Aging, scammers are targeting older adults at increased rates, in an effort to...
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by Samantha ChanMaryland Codifies Child Custody Considerations
Maryland’s family law just got a significant update. With the passage of House Bill 1191, which goes into effect on...
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by Verena MeiserThe Importance of Keeping Beneficiary Designations Up to Date
When planning for the future, many people focus on creating wills, establishing trusts, and saving for retirement....
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