Maryland Updates Medical Cannabis Program
By: Ben Barlow [9/30/22] If there is a constant to advising cannabis clients, it is that specific advice has a shelf life. Whether questions of ‘when will retail applications be ...
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Know Your Rights: What Should You Do If A Debt Collector is Attempting to Collect A Debt From You
By: Carolyn Williams [9/30/22] There are times when a debt collector may reach out to you in an attempt to collect a debt. Here are a few things that you ...
Virginia Standby Guardianship
By: Chris Arakaky [9/28/22] As terrible and unfortunate as childhood bereavement may be, it is sadly more common than we might expect. In fact, about 6.5 percent of children ages ...
§101 Reform Bill’s Murky Language Might Do the Opposite of What It Intends, Killing Patents Upheld in Court Decisions
By: Mark Magas [9/26/22] The law of unintended consequences provides that actions “always have effects that are unanticipated or unintended.”[1] This folk wisdom holds true when it comes to the ...
How to Attract and Retain Employees During the Great Resignation: Part 3 – Phantom Stock
Part 3 – Phantom Stock By: Wright Lewis [9/23/22] This article is Part 3 in a series outlining various equity-sharing arrangements businesses can use to attract and retain employees. Part 1 discussed ...
The Role of Patents in Prescription Drugs
By: Anna Kinney [9/22/22] Americans spend on average about $1,300 per person per year on prescription drugs, which represents only about 13.3% of the total paid-for drugs in the US. ...
On Record With Attorney Podcasters | DC Bar Article
[9/20/22] This article appeared in the September/October 2022 Edition of DC Bar’s Washington Lawyer magazine, written by Jeremy Conrad. On Record With Attorney Podcasters Even before the advent of the ...
Demystifying Copyright Protection
By: Leo Sun [9/16/22] These days, it seems almost impossible for most people to spend a day without using the internet. For some, that means not reading daily news articles ...
Legalizing a Document for a Foreign Filing
By: Luke Hibbeler [9/15/22] Some foreign countries require documents to be “legalized” before you can use those documents in court or administrative proceedings. What exactly does that mean? If a ...
Word To The Wise: Prior Discussions Will Not Prevent A Modification From Waiving A Contractor’s Right To Assert A Future Claim
By: Jonathan Brittin [9/14/22] Oftentimes contractors face changing circumstances during contract performance through delays or change orders and then seek to recover additional time and funding through a bilateral modification ...