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The latest from Lerch, Early & Brewer

Welcome: Morgan Foster
We are pleased to welcome Morgan Foster as a Principal in Lerch, Early & Brewer’s Family Law/Divorce practice.

Welcome: Tiffany McClease
We’re pleased to welcome Tiffany McClease, who recently joined Lerch Early as a senior associate in our Employment/Labor practice.
News & insights
Why Now is the Time to Develop in Prince George’s County
This is the first edition of our Prince George’s County quarterly updates. Recently, I have heard some negative commentary about Prince George’s County and the challenges of developing real estate …
Employment Attorney Jessie Summers Quoted in Bethesda Magazine Discussing Small Business Leadership
Lerch Early attorney Jessie Summers was quoted in a recent Bethesda Magazine article about Burness founder and CEO Andy Burness receiving the Small Business Council of America’s Small Business Person …
2026 Community Associations Maryland Legislative Updates
The Maryland General Assembly’s 2026 legislative session included several new and/or updated laws impacting common ownership communities in Maryland. Here are the key takeaways: Senate Bill 747/House Bill 469: Condominium …
