July 2017
Esther Streete, expert tax attorney at McNamee Hosea, discusses the proposed regulations which could be repealed under IRC section 2704.
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June 2017
Craig Palik, a top Bankruptcy attorney at McNamee Hosea, discusses the differences between filing for Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 Bankruptcy.
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June 2017
McNamee Hosea welcomes Jonathan P. Novak as an associate attorney in our Litigation, Title Insurance Defense and Construction Law practice areas.
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May 2017
Clifford Glover, D.C. area Employment Law attorney discusses how the American Healthcare Act could affect businesses and their employees.
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May 2017
Maryland Bankruptcy Trustee, Janet M. Nesse, discusses the suspected increase of personal bankruptcy filings as a result of the potential repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act.
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May 2017
U.S. House of Representatives passes the Working Families Flexibility Act of 2017, giving employers and employees the ability to agree to compensate the employee compensatory paid time off instead of monetary compensation for overtime hours worked.
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April 2017
McNamee Hosea is pleased to announce the selection of Associates Aaron Neal, Lindsey Erdmann, Justin Fasano and Principals Matthew Tedesco, Charles Henderson, James Greenan and Janet Nesse to the distinguished Washington D.C. and Virginia Super Lawyers and Rising Star listing for 2017.
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March 2017
McNamee Hosea announces the addition of Alexander P.R. Ward and Clifford B. Glover III as Associates to the Firm. Learn more about the attorneys and their practice areas.
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February 2017
When it comes to filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, clients have a number of questions and concerns regarding the process and the affect the filing will have on them personally. Craig M. Palik, a top Maryland and Virginia bankruptcy attorney, answers some of the most frequently asked questions and explains the ins and outs of how filing personal bankruptcy affects you.
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January 2017
With Chinese companies becoming a growing source of business for many American companies, it is best for these companies and their counsel to learn some Chinese business etiquette. Many Chinese companies are investing in assets located in the United States, both real estate and other businesses, so this is a worthwhile area to explore.
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