Relating to Real Estate |May 03, 2022
If You Play the Business Judgment Card, I’ll Play the Interested Director Card
In Cherington Condo. v. Kenney, No. 157, Sept. Term, 2021, 2022 WL 959967 (Md. C...
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Legal Bulletins |April 14, 2022
Convenience Fee Concerns Exist for Lenders
As we previously reported in our Relating to Real Estate newsletter, the Fourth ...
Read MoreLegal Bulletins |April 04, 2022
The Climate Solutions Now Act of 2022
Here are the key takeaways from the article on the Climate Solutions Now Act of ...
Read MoreLegal Bulletins |March 24, 2022
Gordon Feinblatt’s COVID-19 Information Hub
With so much information bombarding you on the coronavirus nationally and global...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |March 24, 2022
Prescriptive Easements for Light and Air Do Not Exist in Maryland
Gestamp Wind N. Am., Inc. v. All. Coal, LLC, No. 1787, Sept. Term, 2019, 2021 WL...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |March 24, 2022
Merely Threatening a Residential Eviction Is Actionable
In a divided decision, in Wheeling v. Selene Fin. LP, 473 Md. 356, 250 A.3d 197 ...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |March 24, 2022
Foreclosure Purchaser Cannot Avoid the Running of Interest due to COVID-19
In three cases decided between November 19, 2021, and November 22, 2021, North S...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |March 24, 2022
Court Strikes Portion of Landlord-Tenant Laws Passed Because of COVID-19
In Willowbrook Apartment Assocs., LLC v. Mayor & City Council of Baltimore, ...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |March 24, 2022
Business Interruption Insurance Requires Physical Damage
InCordish Companies, Inc. v. Affiliated FM Ins. Co., No. CV ELH-20-2419, 2021 WL...
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Relating to Real Estate - March 2022
IN THIS ISSUE:BUSINESS INTERRUPTION INSURANCE REQUIRES PHYSICAL DAMAGECOURT STRI...
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