Below are summaries of laws affecting real property that were passed by the Maryland General Assembly in 2018. These have been arranged by Article of the Maryland Code in the following orde
Maggie Witherup presented a session entitled, "New Maryland Laws and LTC" as part of the "Hot Topics in LTC" monthly teleconference series for members of MMDA, The Mid-Atlantic Society for Post-Acu
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We are pleased to provide our clients and friends this review of 2018 Maryland laws affecting financial services providers. The new laws present challenges and opportunities for financial ins
The September/October 2017 issue of Probate and Property contained an extensive article regarding purchase options and rights of first refusal. Kathryn E.
Focusing on the dramatic changes to the US economy as a result of the Internet, the Supreme Court has eased the test by which states could require e-commerce retailers to collect sales tax from con
Under federal law, health care providers that want to contest the government’s recoupment of Medicare overpayments, or a termination of their Medicare provider agreement, must exhaust their adminis
On February 2, 2018, a final rule went into effect that updates the Confidentiality of Substance Use Disorder Patient Records regulations, adopted by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services
In most states, health insurance companies negotiate prices for medical care with each hospital, practice group and care provider, meaning that the cost of care varies based on where a procedure oc
Effective January 15, 2018, the Maryland Health Care Commission (Commission) has created a process for establishing an ambulatory surgery facility (ASF) with two operating rooms through an exem
In order to obtain a “density bonus” to enable it to build additional homes, Marlboro Development Corporation imposed a set of covenants on a 131-acre golf course to require that the golf course be
When a purchaser of commercial property contemplates an acquisition, it customarily envisions that, as the new owner, it will terminate existing maintenance and service contracts procured by the se
Two recent decisions by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Virginia approving lease assignments by Toys “R” Us (TRS) in its Chapter 11 case pending in Virginia highlight
Owners and developers of commercial property in Maryland considering energy-related improvements should consider using a new financing method offered through the Maryland Commercial Property Assess
