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Lerch Early Welcomes 15 New Attorneys
Lerch, Early & Brewer is pleased to announce the addition of 15 new attorneys to the firm, bringing the total number of attorneys to 75 and bolstering a number of practice areas including Estate Planning and Probate, Real Estate, Divorce/Family Law, Litigation, and Employment, while adding deep experience in Government Relations and Qualified Retirement Plans.

Qwen Brown Joins Lerch Early’s Real Estate Practice
Lerch Early is pleased to welcome Qwendolyn N. Brown as a principal in its Real Estate practice. Qwen comes to the firm from American University, where she served as Associate General Counsel.
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Chambers USA 2023 Ranks Lerch Early in Real Estate and Litigation
Chambers USA 2023: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business recognized Lerch Early in the areas of Litigation: General Commercial and Real Estate. Litigation: General CommercialChambers describes the team as “notable for advising businesses on …

2023 Legislative Update For Maryland Community Associations
The Maryland General Assembly’s 2023 legislative session was the first under new Governor Wes Moore and resulted in several new laws that will affect community associations. There were also bills …

New Grounds for Divorce: Will Revised Rules Truly Make Maryland a “No Fault” State?
It will be much simpler to get divorced in Maryland starting this October. Maryland couples will be able to divorce without a physical separation (i.e. needing to reside in separate …