Latest
Updates
Wednesday, July 1
The Committee for Montgomery elected Ray Sherbill, chair of the Business & Taxation practice group to its Board of Directors. Click
here for more.
Friday, June 26
The Corridor Cities Transitway Coalition, Inc. has invited Stuart Barr, a principal in the Land Use and Zoning practice group, to join its Board of Directors. Click
here for more.
Wednesday, June 17
The Greater Bethesda-Chevy Chase Chamber of Commerce gave its
highest honor, the Chairman's Award, to Robby Brewer, a principal in
the Land Use and Health Care practice groups. Click
here for more.
Tuesday, June 16
The Montgomery County Bar Foundation recently named Deb Webb, a principal in the Family Law practice group a Bar Leader at its
2009 Bar Leader Dinner.Click
here for more.
Monday, June 15
Learn how to use this economy to upgrade your workforce in this Washington Business Journal article by Rick Vernon, co-chair of the Employment &
Labor practice group. Click
here to see the article.
Wednesday, June 10
Montgomery Hospice has invited Paul Alpuche, a
principal in the Business &
Taxation practice group to join its Board of Directors. Click
here for more.
Monday, June 1
"Planning for Disabilities: Yes, It Can Happen To You" will be presented by Sigrid Haines and Susan Berry Bloomfield, principals in our Health Care and Elder Law practice groups at the Maryland State Bar Association Annual Meeting on June 12. Click
here for more.
Wednesday, May 20
Vicki Canales,an associate in the firm's Real Estate and Commercial Lending practice groups, has been named to the Board of Directors of the BlackRock Center for the Arts in Germantown. Click
here for more.
Wednesday, May 13
Montgomery County Executive Ike Legget appointed Steve Robins, leader of the firm's Land Use and Zoning practice group, to the County Executive's Smart Growth Initiative Advisory Group.Click
here for more.
Monday, May 11
If you win the lottery, what are the tax implications after your death? Frank Baldino, a principal in the firm's Estate Planning and Probate practice group, wrote about a recent court case involving lottery payments in the May 2009 issue of Estate Planning Journal. Click
here for more.
Monday, May 4
Business leaders thinking about selling a business have the opportunity to learn how to exit with the most profit. Ted Goldstock, a principal in the
Business & Taxation, and Litigation practice groups,, will be a speaker on "Building Value Today to Exit on Top." Click
here for more.
Friday, May 1
Lawyers wanting to learn the nuts and bolts of starting a new venture turned to
Art Lafionatis at a recent Bar Association seminar on "Considerations for Forming and Protecting Your Client's Business." Click
here for more.
Friday, April 24
Two Lerch, Early & Brewer attorneys were lauded for their service by the Bar Association of Montgomery County.
Lauri E. Cleary and Deborah L. Webb received awards at the Bar's annual meeting. Click
here for more.
Wednesday,
April 20
Small businesses learned how new policies may
affect their ability to borrow money at a presentation by
Arnold
Spevack and
Alison Rind, principals in the
Commercial Lending practice group. Click
here for more.
Wednesday,
March 25
Arnie Spevack, and Alison Rind principals in the Commercial Lending practice group, presented a program on SBA Loan Programs under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 H.R.1 to the
Bethesda/Chevy Chase Chamber of Commerce. Click
here for more.
Monday,
March 23
The firm is proud to announce that eight of our attorneys have been listed within Super Lawyers as top attorneys in the Washington D.C. area. Click
here for more.
Monday,
March 9
Mimi L. Magyar, and Ruth O. Katz have been hired by the firm. Click
here for more.
Welcome
Lerch, Early & Brewer, Chtd., founded in 1950, is a full-service commercial
law firm serving businesses, individuals and non-profit organizations throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. Our clientele include national and regional real estate developers, businesses of all sizes and types, lending institutions, health care facilities and practitioners, municipalities, educational and religious institutions, community associations and individuals. While our breadth of services is comparable to many larger firms, our clients value most the personalized and detailed service we provide, as well as the team approach we take on more complex matters.
Please do not hesitate to contact one of
our professionals should you require any legal counsel or assistance. We
look forward to working with you, whatever your legal needs may be.
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by Lerch, Early & Brewer,
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3 Bethesda Metro Center, Suite 460, Bethesda, MD 20814
Practice Areas
Business and Taxation
Commercial Lending
Community Associations
Creditors' Rights & Workouts
Elder Law
Employment and Labor
Estate Planning and Probate
Family Law
Health Care
Land Use and Zoning
Litigation
Real Estate Transactions