IRS Issues Regulations for Opportunity Zones

Internal Revenue Code (the “Code”) Section 1400Z, the Oppor

Digital Assets Should Be Addressed During Estate Planning

Digital assets still exist even after the owner is incapacitated or dies, and should be a part of any estate plan.

Can I Post This?: Law Clerks on Social Media

In late September, about one month into my second judicial clerkship, many of the law clerks for the judges and magistrate judges of the United States District Court for the District of Maryland co

Maryland Legal Alert - December 2018

In This Issue:MARYLAND ADDRESS CONFIDENTIALITY PROGRAM WILL EXPAND IN 2019

Non-U.S. Owners Must Use Trademarks to Keep Them Registered

A non-U.S. entity that obtained a United States trademark registration without actually using the mark in the U.S. must still use its mark here to keep the registration active.

Joint Inventorship in a Patent Application Can Be an Elusive Target

It sounds easy: the Patent statute requires the naming of the actual inventors of the claimed subject matter.

Relating to Real Estate Breakfast & Seminar

Opportunity Zones - Exploring Opportunities with Opportunity Zones

Doug Coats will speak at the 2018 MACPA Advanced Tax Institute Conference. This session will help attendees understand the benefits of the new Internal Revenue Code Section 1400Z.

Internal Revenue Code Section 199A

Doug Coats will speak at the 2018 MACPA Advanced Tax Institute Conference. This presentation will discuss what questions have been answered by the recently-released proposed regulations.

Navigating the Choppy Waters of Medical Cannabis

Bill Shaughnessy presented a session entitled, "Navigating the Choppy Waters of Medical Cannabis," at The Mid-Atlantic Society for Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine, Inc, (MMDA) Annual Meeting