Family law can be defined as a legal practice area that emphasizes the various problems that entail family relationships like child custody, divorce, and adoption, among others. Also known as the law of domestic relations or the matrimonial law, family… Read More
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Webinar: Financial Relief During COVID-19
On April 28, 2020, Levin & Gann, P.A. presented a webinar entitled Financial Relief During COVID-19. The program summarizes the COVID-19 relief options available for independent contractors, sole proprietors, and single member LLCs. The presentation covers the SBA PPP Loan,… Read More
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Business Interruption Coverage for Losses Sustained Due to COVID-19
Business owners are understandably concerned about the financial impact of the novel Coronavirus (“COVID-19”). Business interruption insurance, an add-on to commercial property insurance, may protect businesses against income losses resulting from suspension of operations. While coverage is dependent on the… Read More
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A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding Business Law
What is business law and its importance? Also known as commercial law or mercantile law, business law can be defined as a set of laws and regulations that govern the dealings of transactions related to commercial matters, such as business… Read More
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COVID-19 Business Relief
What is Included? Application Form Links MD Grant: Information | Form MD Loan: Information | Form MD Manufacturer Relief: Information | Form MD Layoff Aversion: Information | FormSBA Disaster Relief Loan: Information | Form Contact Information Andrew R. Sandler, Esq.asandler@levingann.com(410)… Read More
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Summary of Emergency FMLA and Paid Sick Leave
Effective April 1, 2020 FMLA has been expanded in view of the COVID-19 situation we are facing. Specifically, private-sector employers with fewer than 500 employees, and covered public-sector employers, must provide up to 12 weeks of job-protected FMLA leave for “a… Read More
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Understanding the Baltimore County HOME Act
In November 2019, the Baltimore County Council approved legislation to prohibit landlords from rejecting renters solely based on their source of income. This bill, also known as the Baltimore County HOME Act (The Housing Opportunity Made Equal Act), aims to… Read More
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What should You Not Do During Separation?
Disputes or quarrels tend to happen most of the time, and it’s ruining your relationship. Thus, you will only reach consensus if you think that it’s time to end your relationship and call for a separation. But not all have… Read More
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What You Need to Know About Reasons for Divorce
Marriages change and end for a variety of reasons. These reasons can develop over time, or be sudden changes that require a swift resolution. Only you can truly judge your reasons for divorce; your safety, health and happiness should always… Read More
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The EPA’s RRP Rule: Maryland Contractor Requirements and Penalties
The United States Environmental Protection Agency’s Lead Renovation, Repair, and Painting Rule (RRP) requires that firms performing renovation, repair, and painting projects follow lead-safe work practices. The rule further demands that lead-based paint in homes, child care facilities, and pre-schools… Read More