If You Do Not Have Standing, Riding a Horse Near the Property Will Not Help

In Valleys Planning Council, Inc. v. Boys’ School of St.

Neighbors Cannot Wait Three Years and Then Claim a Setback Violation

Davis Wood obtained a building permit from the Town of St. Michaels in 2002 and began building an addition to his house.

Addition Built in Setback Must be Razed

The Circuit Court for Baltimore County ordered that Friends of Lubavitch, Inc.

Your Personal Board of Directors: Planning, Growing and Protecting Your Assets

Mock Lift Stay Hearing in a Business Bankruptcy Case, Maryland Bankruptcy Bar Association Twenty-First Annual Spring Break Weekend

More Jobs for Marylanders Act of 2017

On April 11, 2017, Governor Larry Hogan signed the bill known as the More Jobs for Marylanders Act of 2017 (the “Act”), designed to create jobs in Maryland by providing tax incentives for ma

Maryland Legal Alert May 2017

In this issue:

Seminar for Maryland Physicians: So, You've Been Audited

In this era of cost containment and rising premium costs, both private and public payors have been increasing their audit activities.

Changes to the Military Lending Act

Second Circuit Finds a New Way to Skin a Cat

A. The Fable