Negligent Credentialing Damages are Uncapped

Hospitals in Louisiana will not be protected by the statutory cap on medical malpractice damages if the hospital negligently credentials its physicians.

CARA’s Assault on Opioid Addiction

In 2015, over thirty thousand Americans died as a result of an accidental overdose related to prescription pain relievers or heroin, and over two million people had an opioid use disorder.

Legal Opinions in Real Estate Transactions: What You Need To Know

Webinar Topic: Legal Opinions in Real Estate Transactions: What You Need To KnowHost: American Law Institute

Maryland Legal Alert March 2017

In this issue:•    CFPB Takes Action Against Debt Relief Law Firms•    Automatic Stay and the Return of Repossessed Collateral•    OCC Updates on Fintech Special Purpose Charter•    More FDCPA Concerns for Debt Buyers

Relating to Real Estate - February 2017

In This Issue:Can "Premises" Include Multiple Buildings?

Tie Votes are a Denial, but Members of the Board of Appeals Must Use the Proper Analysis

As set forth in Forks of the Patuxent Improvement Association, Inc., et al. v.

Rent Escrow Statute: a Sword or a Shield

In Cane v. EZ Rentals, 450 Md.

Unused 12-Year Old Permit Still Valid for MDE

The Maryland Court of Special Appeals recently affirmed the issuance of a rubble landfill permit over the objection of a local community association, despite the fact that the permit was based upon
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