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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by Anthony KratzChanges to the Federal Estate Tax Under the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act”
After years of uncertainty in the estate planning world, the recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA)...
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by Samantha ChanMediation: An Alternative Way to Resolve Disputes
Not every disagreement has to turn into a courtroom battle. Mediation offers a less formal, less intimidating way to...
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by David HisleCourt-Ordered Mediation in Maryland Civil Lawsuits
When a legal dispute arises, most people picture a courtroom battle where lawyers argue a case before a judge or...
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by Lisa WhiteIf I Successfully Bring a Lawsuit, Will I be Reimbursed for My Attorneys’ Fees?
One of the most common questions I hear during initial consultations with clients is whether an individual or...
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