It may be useful to remind folks that proposed improvements to our network of roadways, bridges, transit services and other elements of the surface transportation system have to come about through a formal planning process defined in federal law. Each ...
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Success in trial often depends on deposition preparation. Here are some guidelines to stay within the bounds of ethics and propriety. First, prepare yourself. Read the Rules of Civil Procedure, both state and federal, that relate to discovery, including depositions. ...
Tagged with: deposition preparation depositions Paul Mark Sandler
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Years ago, Rolling Stone magazine ran the iconic ad campaign “Perception vs. Reality.” The magazine suffered a severe identity crisis: Was its audience dope-smoking hippies or affluent professionals? Baltimore suffers from a perception that it is a dangerous city. Police ...
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As the drumbeat of daily news reminds us, Baltimore continues to see high rates of violent crime for yet another year, especially shootings and homicides. In the past seven days, a 36-year-old man was killed by gunfire in Cherry Hill ...
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The Baltimore City Council recently enacted Council Bill 18-0308, making it illegal for landlords to discriminate against prospective tenants based on their source of income (SOI). Baltimore has now joined 75 U.S. cities, 12 states and the District of Columbia, ...
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President Donald Trump tweeted about “’Progressive’ Democrat Congresswomen, who originally came from countries whose governments are a complete and total catastrophe, the worst, most corrupt and inept anywhere in the world (if they even have a functioning government at all).” ...
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Over the past few years, this board has opined on Baltimore City’s abuse of the settlement process in dealing with cases of alleged police misconduct. By entering into settlements that included nondisclosure agreement terms (NDA), and by rigorously enforcing the provision, the city kept from ...
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In previous columns about the M&A marketplace for family businesses, I have focused on the sell side. In this piece, let’s concentrate on the buy side: Here is what companies need to know, consider, and attend to when shopping for ...
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In American Legion v. American Humanist Association, the Supreme Court of the United States reversed the 4th Circuit’s decision that the Bladensburg Peace Cross, a 40-foot-high granite cross in the median of a divided highway in Prince George’s County, violated ...
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Every year Silicon Valley holds a Code Conference. This may not sound of interest to those of us focusing on the marketing of businesses, nonprofits and practices, but it is an acclaimed event at which venture capitalist Mary Meeker delivers ...
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