Rethinking Recruitment Agency Agreements

Many employers utilize recruitment agencies to fulfill some or all of their staffing needs.  Not surprisingly, recruitment agencies often present the employer with the agency’s standard agreem

IRS Says ACA Penalty Letters Will Be Coming Soon

The IRS recently announced that, by the end of 2017, it will be notifying employers it determines failed to satisfy the employer shared responsibility requirements under the Affordable Care Act for

A Pilot Agreement Can Take The Sting Out Of Personal Property Taxes

Due to the capital intensive nature of solar power projects, personal property taxes can be a significant obstacle to the economic feasibility of such a project.  Fortunately, Maryland law aff

Last but Not Lease – Lease Term

Welcome to Last but Not Lease, a semi-regular series about the various components of solar leases.  In this inaugural article, we are discussing the lease term, including the due diligence per

How Maryland Historic Trust Easements May Impact Your Project

Solar developers and solar lease landowners should be aware of how prior participation in the Maryland Historical Trust (“MHT”) Easement Program may impact planned solar projects.

MDE Reaches $4.1M Settlement with Homebuilder in Sediment Pollution Case

The Maryland Department of Energy ("MDE") has reached a $4.1M settlement against Ridgely's Reserve Housing Development for sediment pollution in the Gunpowder River.

A Master Services Agreement By Any Other Name...

The name and structure of an agreement does not really matter, so long as the content addresses all of the necessary aspects of a relationship.

CFPB Finalizes Section 1071 Rule Under Regulation B of ECOA

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau recently finalized its rule revising Regulation B, which im
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