Relating to Real Estate | January 28, 2021
PSC Solar Project Approval Was Not Based on Proper Standard
In Frederick County, Maryland v. LeGore Bridge Solar Center, LLC, No. 1249, Sept...
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Relating to Real Estate | January 28, 2021
Maryland and U.S. Extend Stays on Residential Foreclosures and Certain Evictions
By executive order dated December 17, 2020 (December Order), Maryland Governor L...
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Commercial Landlord Has Right to Self-Help
In Donegal Associates, LLC v. Christie-Scott, LLC, 248 Md. App. 448 (2020), the ...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate | January 05, 2021
Stay on Residential Foreclosures and Prohibition on Evictions Extended
By executive order dated December 17, 2020, (December Order), Governor Lawrence ...
Read MoreLegal Bulletins | December 21, 2020
17 Gordon Feinblatt Attorneys Named to 2021 Super Lawyers® List and 7 as Rising Stars
Baltimore, Maryland — The law firm of Gordon Feinblatt LLC is pleased to announc...
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Relating to Real Estate - November 2020
IN THIS ISSUE: BE CAREFUL WHERE YOU THROW YOUR CIGARETTE BUTTS LENDERS: ...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate | November 13, 2020
Solar Panels May be Limited by HOA
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals (CSA) held that a homeowners association (...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate | November 13, 2020
Sleeping on the Job
Occasionally, employees live in housing owned by their employers without a separ...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate | November 13, 2020
An Estoppel Certificate Might Not Amend a Lease
Does an estoppel certificate signed by a tenant with terms that vary from the un...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate | November 13, 2020
Lenders: Don’t Worry if You Lose Your Deeds of Trust
What if you lose a deed of trust en route to the clerk’s office, so the deed of ...
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