The RELIEF Act of 2026

On the last day of the 2026 session, the General Assembly passed House Bill 1532- o

Complying With DMCA Copyright Takedown Notices May Still Be Worthwhile

Businesses and websites that facilitate online usage and third-party postings should not ignore copyright takedown notices without carefully considering if they fall under the recent Supreme Court

Maryland’s Utility RELIEF Act

The Maryland Utility RELIEF Act (HB 1532) passed on Tuesday, A

Maryland PSC Approves Energy Storage Plans

One April 8, 2026, the Maryland Public Service Commission in Order

FinCEN Suspends Reporting Obligations Under Residential Real Estate Rule

Shortly after reporting in our March 13, 2026 Legal Alert, significant developments have arisen rega

Website Compliance Concerns for Financial Institutions

We have seen a recent wave of demands sent by a few creative residents of California.

Maryland Legal Alert - April 2026

In This Issue Website Compliance Concerns for Financial Institutions

SCOTUS: Contributory Copyright Infringement Plaintiffs Must Keep Playing Whack-a-Mole

The Supreme Court has narrowed the standard for when an internet service provider can be liable as a contributory copyright infringer for a customer/user’s actions.

Schuster, Peri L.

Peri is an Associate in our Financial Services practice group, where she focuses on creditor’s rights matters.

Choosing a Distributor or Sales Rep to Market Your Tech Product

When obtaining assistance in marketing your technological product, consider if you want to sell it through a distributor, or have a sales representative help you find customers.