Employer Liability for Employees’ Confidentiality Breaches

Respondeat superior is a Latin term that means “let the master answer.” In practical terms, that doctrine means holding an employer responsible for the wrongful acts its employees take wit

Maryland Court Rules Insurance Covers Damage from Ransomware

If you are hit with a ransomware attack that ends up damaging your computer system, your insurance policies, including your general business policy, may cover more than you expect.

COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Update from Gordon Feinblatt

We are closely monitoring the spread of the coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, in our region. At this time, there are no changes to the Firm’s operating schedule.

Think Broadly About Rights Needed to Make Copies

When using music, a photograph or video created by someone else, understand all permissions that are required and make sure to obtain them all.

Maryland Bill Would Expand Sales and Use Tax to Include More Services

On February 20, 2020, Delegate Eric Luedtke, a Montgomery Co

Maryland Enacts a ‘Ban the Box’ Statute for Private Employment

The Maryland General Assembly passed “ban the box” legislation during its 2019 session prohibiting employers from requiring job applicants to disclose whether they have a criminal record or have ha

Trademark Applications Must Now Include the Owner’s Email

Beginning February 15, 2020, all trademark applications must list an email address for the applicant, in addition to a lawyer’s email. Otherwise, the U.S.

Website Accessibility Becoming More Necessary

Websites should include features that address accessibility.
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