In local neighborhoods in the City of Baltimore, Baltimore County and other counties and points beyond, public libraries serve a critical role as informational and educational community hubs. Amid a global pandemic that has raged for 18 months, the value ...
Read More »Sean Ray: Considerations for employers responding to religious accommodation requests
There has been substantial discussion about religious accommodations over the past few months, largely stemming from vaccine mandates issued by government entities and private employers. This is largely unchartered territory for many employers that likely have not had to address ...
Read More »Religion and its role in American public life
The question of what role religion should play in American public life is difficult and controversial. It produces a lot of heated debate and no easy answers. My view is that religion has a role to play in our political ...
Read More »Editorial Advisory Board: Digging deeper into the do not call list
In its recent decision regarding Baltimore City’s State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s opposition to releasing the names of compromised Baltimore City police officers, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals ruled that Mosby must release the list of police officers whom she ...
Read More »Pressures that can escalate conflict
Suppose you attend a concert but you’re bored and skeptically conclude, “This is not going to get better.” Do you leave? Suppose you paid money for the ticket. Would that affect your decision? If the concert was free, most people ...
Read More »Rosen and Montanio: New rule on information blocking
When relying on a variety of different health care providers for care, patients frequently encounter challenges accessing their medical records or transferring information from one provider to another. Health care professionals encounter the same roadblocks when their practices transition to ...
Read More »Tribute to Pat Massey, a Baltimore trailblazer
In 1977, Baltimore had been selected to participate in a 10-city demonstration program, the Community Economic Development Program. This was a Carter administration initiative intended to bring more coherence and collaboration as the designated cities pursued their goals in economic ...
Read More »Your clients are like any other consumer: They want to feel valued
“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” — Maya Angelou The No. 1 reason lawyers receive ethical complaints is for not communicating ...
Read More »Does raising the minimum wage kill jobs? Here’s what the data suggests
For decades it was conventional wisdom in the field of economics that a higher minimum wage results in fewer jobs. In part, that’s because it’s based on the law of supply and demand, one of the most well-known ideas in ...
Read More »Professional marketers can help their organizations as coaches
Those who choose to work as professional service marketers in business development and organizational promotion typically utilize and share their considerable coaching talents with their firm’s personnel. In fact, their coaching roles have positively changed the status of marketing. Participation ...
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