April 2022
If you get pulled over while driving impaired and are asked to perform a field sobriety test, you have the right to refuse.
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Christopher L. Hamlin | March 2022
If you are a resident of Washington DC and considering filing for bankruptcy, rest assured knowing that your home will be protected with Homestead Exemption.
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Brent M. Ahalt | March 2022
Principal Attorney Brent Ahalt delves into the topic of appeals on the trial level and informs us of the various options that are available following an unfavorable result.
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Justin P. Fasano | March 2022
Attorney Justin Fasano discusses whether FLSA claims for liquidated damages are priority claims that must be paid in full in a Chapter 11 plan.
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March 2022
Principal Attorney, Steven Goldberg, discusses the changes to the chapter 11 reorganization as a result of Subchapter V and what those changes mean for small businesses, equity owners, and creditors.
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Janet M. Nesse | March 2022
The benefits of mediation and how it is useful in varying legal disputes.
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Janet M. Nesse | February 2022
Summary of the how to establish both realistic goals and a road to reach them before filing a Chapter 11 case.
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Janet M. Nesse | February 2022
Potential changes that will effect student loan borrowers in 2022.
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Aaron D. Neal | February 2022
How the Maryland Consumer Debt Collection Act protects debt collectors from the "It Wasn't Me" Defense.
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Mark W. Schweitzer | January 2022
The Court of Appeals' recently held decision and interpretation of the Maryland Contract Lien Act as it pertains to Condominium and Homeowners Associations.
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