Kelly Spore, Author at Davis, Agnor, Rapaport, & Skalny

At the Helm of the Company

The board of directors of a company can be likened to the captain of a ship. The board, like a captain, is empowered to run the company and usually delegates the day-to-day execution of the … Read More

Business Legal Check-Up

If you are like many entrepreneurs, your business plan may focus on growth, marketing or product development – or sometimes just day-to-day survival. In the middle of all the noise, you may not have taken … Read More

Congratulations to Jeff Agnor and Alisa Cummins

Davis, Agnor, Rapaport & Skalny, LLC is proud to announce that both Jeffrey T. Agnor and Alisa Gross Cummins have been selected by The Daily Record as a 2021 Leadership in Law recipient. Leadership in … Read More

What is Guardianship? A Three Part Series

What happens when someone becomes disabled and can no longer manage his or her financial affairs? Perhaps that person has dementia, suffered a stroke, or has some other ailment or injury that renders that person … Read More

Is Your Company Now Required to Conduct Additional Pre-Employment Background Checks?

According to a law that became effective in 2019, any county board of education, nonpublic school, or contracting agency hiring for positions where the employee will have direct contact with minors, must require all applicants … Read More

“We have had the pleasure of working with the DARS team on many legal matters and have come to rely on their professionalism, knowledge and expertise for our business and personal needs. We met Paul Skalny through Leadership Howard County and developed a friendship that expanded into a working relationship. Paul has assisted us with many legal matters; including lease review, setting up partnerships, employee matters as well as our ESOP sale transaction. Paul is an excellent listener and quickly analyzes, comprehends and provides solutions for our business needs. He is very responsive, thorough and genuine in his approach with explaining the law and the effects of our decisions.”