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On July 4, 2025, President Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) into law, bringing major changes to how U.S. taxpayers with foreign business interests are classified and taxed. Among its many provisions, … Read More

In many areas of corporate and business law, the trend is unmistakable: increasing uniformity. Model statutes, multistate transactions, and market pressure have pushed rules toward predictability across jurisdictions. For business owners, that consistency makes expansion, … Read More

In May 2025, our firm filed suit on behalf of five plaintiffs across Maryland against the State Board of Elections, challenging the State’s closed primary elections as unconstitutional. The case (Bryson, et al. v. Moore, … Read More

Recent court rulings and new legislation are changing how child support is determined in Maryland – reinforcing the need for thoughtful, well-structured agreements that reflect both legal requirements and today’s family dynamics.   Maryland child … Read More

When a trusted family member or caregiver misuses an aging loved one’s finances, the consequences can be devastating. Financial exploitation of vulnerable adults happens more often than most realize. Recognizing this, Maryland enacted the Statute … Read More