Meanwhile … Copyright Parody Requires the Original Work to be the Brunt of the Joke

Copyright parody requires the original work to be the brunt of the joke. Merely using the original in an untargeted joke is an infringement.

BEPS Update: Reporting Deadline and Available Exemptions

As covered in our earlier bulletins, Maryland’s Building Energy Per

Episode 21: Navigating Maryland's Solar Policy Changes: Essential Deadlines and Impacts

Maryland's solar landscape is undergoing a major transformation with new legislation shifting from full retail rate net metering to a value-based system.

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.

FinCEN Proposes Rule to Expand Whistleblower Incentives and Protections

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CFPB Finalizes Section 1071 Rule Under Regulation B of ECOA

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

Maryland Legal Alert - May 2026

In This Issue CFPB Finalizes Section 1071 Rule Under Regulation B of ECOA

Episode 20: The Costs of Maryland’s New Energy Bill You Need to Know About

Explore Maryland's energy future as environmental and energy attorneys Todd Chason and Michael Powell unravel the state's new omnibus energy bill.

Community Solar in Maryland: 3 Key Takeaways from PSC Order No. 92399

The Maryland Public Service Commission just issued Order No.