By: David Kay
What can you as a business owner do to protect your business or maximize its value if you lack the voting power to control the business? Entrepreneurs enter into 50/50 ownership situations, or worse, for a ...
By: Alison Rind
A recent 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals case reminds lenders that it is incumbent upon the lender to verify the income stream before extending credit based on rental income. In Wells Fargo Equipment ...
By: Michael Smith
In most commercial loan transactions, a lender will secure a loan by filing a Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) financing statement to perfect its security interest in the borrower’s personal property. ...
By: Brad McCullough
One of the more ubiquitous idiomatic phrases used in recent years has been, “It is what it is.” In three consolidated cases decided last month by the Court of Appeals of Maryland, the Court turne ...
By: Ann Marie Mehlert
The highest court in Maryland recently found that a letter of intent was binding on the parties even though the parties were unable to agree to the terms of the lease based on the letter of intent. ...
By: Patricia A. Harris
Bethesda CBD Sector Plan
The Planning Staff is tentatively scheduled to present the Staff Draft of the Bethesda Sector Plan to the Planning Board on May 21, 2015. The Staff Draft will shed li ...
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