Medicare Skin Substitute (CTP) Update

Medicare reimbursement and coverage policies for cellular and tissue-based products (CTPs), often referred to as skin substitutes, are changing significantly in 2026. 

Did You Know? Summer 2026

Schedule II-V Controlled Substances Telemedicine Extension:  Did you know that on December 31, 2025, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and Department of Health and Hum

Episode 22: Maryland's New Family Law - What you Need to Know

Maryland family law has undergone significant changes, and understanding what they mean for you is more important than ever.

Fiduciary Institutions: Maryland Enacts "Vulnerable Adult Banking Protection Act"

Maryland has enacted the Vulnerable Adult Banking Protection Act (SB 753 / HB 1008), a new statutory framework intended to help financial institutions respond to suspected financial exploitation in

Mortgage Assumptions in Divorce Situations

As noted in our September 2025 Maryland Legal Alert, Maryland law requires (as of October 1, 2025) certain lenders to permit the assumption of covered loans in connection with the granting of a dec

Maryland Legal Alert - June 2026

In This Issue Mortgage Assumptions in Divorce Situations

What will the Real Estate Recording Taxes be in the Sale of a Maryland Health Care Practice?

You have just shaken hands on an agreement to buy or sell your health care practice, which includes Maryland real estate.

Protecting Attorney and Client Communications in the Age of AI

AI is everywhere, and in many cases, it is an advantage actively to incorporate AI into daily life.

Assessing Earnings Quality for Cash-Basis Companies—and How to Address Them

Assessing the quality of earnings is a cornerstone of financial analysis and a critical tool in pricing potential merger candidates.

Why Maryland’s Electric Rates Are Rising Faster Than the National Average

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce recently published an extensive analysis of average electricity prices in all fifty states.