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
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Learn More About the 2019 Maryland Seatbelt Laws
It’s summertime on the East Coast, and Maryland residents are driving across the state in search of fun and relaxation. Maryland is proud to be one of the most compliant states in the United States regarding seatbelt laws, reporting 92.1%… Read More
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New Requirements for Prospective Homebuyers Following Baltimore City Cyber Attacks
Baltimore City government servers were infected with ransomware on Tuesday, May 7 of this year. The hackers demanded 13 bitcoins, about $100,000 today, in exchange for relinquishing their hold. The attack is one of more than 20 cyber attacks on… Read More
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The Consequences of Driving with a Suspended License in Maryland
Driving with a suspended license in Maryland could cost you more than a hefty fine. Whether you were pulled over for speeding, running a red light, or driving without a seatbelt, presenting the police officer with a suspended license could… Read More
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Everything You Need To Know About EUIM Coverage in Maryland
As of July 2018, Maryland auto insurers issuing new policies are required to offer “enhanced” underinsured motorist (EUIM) coverage. EUIM coverage takes the place of the uninsured motorist coverage required under § 19.509. Md. Code Ins. § 19-501.1(d). Learn more… Read More