Mid-Atlantic Health Law TOPICS |March 30, 2017
Maryland Regulatory News
The Maryland Health Care Commission (MHCC) has conducted an assessment of health...
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Mid-Atlantic Health Law TOPICS |March 30, 2017
Negligent Credentialing Damages are Uncapped
Hospitals in Louisiana will not be protected by the statutory cap on medical mal...
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CARA’s Assault on Opioid Addiction
In 2015, over thirty thousand Americans died as a result of an accidental overdo...
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Maryland Legal Alert March 2017
In this issue:• CFPB TAKES ACTION AGAINST DEBT RELIEF LAW FIRMS •&nbs...
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Relating to Real Estate - February 2017
In this issue:Can "Premises" Include Multiple Buildings?BMZA May Review City Pla...
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30 Days Means 30 Days
Karen Kunda sold her general store, the property it was on, and the stock of her...
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Tie Votes are a Denial, but Members of the Board of Appeals Must Use the Proper Analysis
As set forth in Forks of the Patuxent Improvement Association, Inc., et al. v. N...
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Rent Escrow Statute: a Sword or a Shield
In Cane v. EZ Rentals, 450 Md. 597 (2016), the Court of Appeals held that Maryla...
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Unused 12-Year Old Permit Still Valid for MDE
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals recently affirmed the issuance of a rubble...
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Bankruptcy Cap Only Applies to Future Rent
If you are a landlord and your tenant files for bankruptcy, based on a December ...
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