Chambers USA 2019 Ranks Lerch Early in Litigation and Real Estate
Chambers USA 2019 Ranks Lerch Early in Litigation and Real Estate Chambers USA 2019: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business recognized Lerch Early in the areas of Litigation: General Commercial and Real Estate, …
Litigator Bill Goldberg Named to Super Lawyers Top 100 Lawyers in DC List
Washington, DC Super Lawyers for 2019 named litigator Bill Goldberg to its Top 100 Lawyers in DC list. Bill represents companies and individuals facing a variety of complex commercial disputes. …
Multiple Lerch Early Attorneys Named to 2019 DC Super Lawyers
Multiple Lerch Early Attorneys Named to 2019 DC Super Lawyers Multiple Lerch Early attorneys have been selected for inclusion in the 2019 DC Super Lawyers and “Rising Stars” lists. Super Lawyers is a listing of …
Act Promptly to Avoid a Case of the Subpoena Service Homesick Blues
“Look out kid. It’s somethin’ you did. God knows when, but you’re doin’ it again.” From Subterranean Homesick Blues by Bob Dylan Look, maybe it was nothing you did, but …
Primer on Letters of Intent and Term Sheets – When are they Enforceable?
Bill Goldberg will be giving a “Primer on Letters of Intent and Term Sheets – When are they Enforceable?” at the 2019 Maryland State Bar Association Annual Meeting. The program will …
Restrictive Covenants: A Litigation Checklist (for Plaintiffs or Defendants)
The following serves as a litigation checklist for both plaintiffs and defendants: 1. What is the legally protected interest the restriction seeks to protect? Confidential business information to which employees …
Caitlin Grant Named to Board of Rebuilding Together Montgomery County
Cailtin Grant has been named to Rebuilding Together Montgomery County’s board of directors. Caitlin is a litigation attorney who represents clients in commercial real estate disputes, including landlord-tenant, adverse possession, and …
Defense Counsel’s Opening Statement Didn’t Open the Door – Ford v. State
Suppose defense counsel in a homicide trial gives an opening statement suggesting that the victim had been the aggressor and had initiated the fight that ultimately led to his death. …
When Does a Statute Abrogate the Common Law and When May an Arbitration Award be Vacated Due to Legal Error?
In 1793, the General Court of Maryland – which from 1776 to 1806 exercised both general and appellate jurisdiction – held that an arbitration award could be set aside for …
Hillary Clinton’s E-Mails, Attorney Discipline, and the Original and Exclusive Jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals – Attorney Grievance Commission v. Clevenger
Hillary Clinton’s use of a private e-mail server to conduct business as Secretary of State has been the primary focus, or at least an aspect, of various investigations, including ones …
Lerch Early Attorneys Named to 2018 DC Super Lawyers List
Lerch Early Attorneys Named to 2018 DC Super Lawyers List Multiple Lerch Early attorneys have been selected for inclusion in the 2018 DC Super Lawyers and “Rising Stars” lists. Super Lawyers is a listing …
COSA Addresses Whether Heroin Distribution Can Support a Conviction For Involuntary Manslaughter
Across the country, opioid use has reached epidemic proportions with often tragic results. Maryland is no different from the rest of America. To battle this deadly plague, many prosecutors are …
