Relating to Real Estate |April 19, 2019
Court: Lien of Columbia Association Declaration Does Not Have First Priority
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Maryland recently held that the li...
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Legal Bulletins |April 15, 2019
The NCUA Appears to be Increasing its Focus on Third-Party Relationships
In an April 12, 2019 blog post, Elizabeth M. Young LaBerge, Senior Regulatory Co...
Read MoreIP Tech Knowledgy |April 11, 2019
Don't Fall for Trademark Renewal Scams
Scam letters soliciting renewal of your federal trademark registrations are more...
Read MoreMaryland Legal Alert for Financial Services |April 08, 2019
Maryland Legal Alert - April 2019
In This Issue:RENEW JUDGMENTS BASED ON WHEN THEY ARE FIRST ENTEREDLENDER ENTITLE...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |April 03, 2019
Virginia Leases No Longer Need Seals
We wrote in the September 2018 issue of Relating to Real Estate about the havoc ...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |April 03, 2019
Riparian Rights Transferred on a Sale of the Adjoining Land
In Seymour v. Tidewater Investment Group, LLC, No. 1183, Sept. Term 2017 (Md. Ct...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |April 03, 2019
New Landlord Is Not Required to Pay Commission on Lease Renewal
In Cushman & Wakefield of Maryland, Inc. v. DRV Greentec, LLC, --- Md. ---, ...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |April 03, 2019
The Statute of Limitations for Residential Leases is Three Years
The statute of limitations for residential leases is three years.Even though the...
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Commercial Landlord’s Duty to Mitigate Damages Upon a Tenant’s Breach of Lease
In NCO Financial Systems, Inc. v Montgomery Park, LLC, --- F.3d ---, No. 17-2226...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |April 03, 2019
The Pleasure Zone Doesn’t Live Up to its Use and Occupancy Permit
In The Pleasure Zone, Inc. v. Board of Appeals for Prince George’s County, No. 1...
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