The Maryland Court of Special Appeals has ruled that a landlord was entitled to evict a family because of drug-related criminal activity by one member of the household. Exacerbating the legal quandary before the court was that the household member who engaged in the illegal ...

In a case of first impression, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals has ruled that the “issuance of a liquor license is not necessarily coincident with the ownership thereof.” The case of Rosedale Plaza Limited Partnership v. Lefta, Inc., et al. is particularly important to ...

The Uniform Commercial Code (“UCC”) has been adopted as to commercial law in all 50 states. In what is the first major revision to the UCC in almost two decades, a revised Article IX of the UCC goes into effect in most states, including Maryland, ...

Legislation enacted in the 2001 Maryland General Assembly Session will narrow the ability to transfer real estate to a limited liability company without the payment of recordation and transfer taxes. In a Machiavellian twist, Senate Bill 18, as sponsored by Senator Larry Haines, sought to ...