Baltimore, MD
Litigation Lawyer at Baltimore, MD
Practice Areas: Litigation, Contracts & Agreements ... +4 more
You are asking the wrong quetion under the rules, and on appeal. Even a lie can become a "fact" in a court case if it is supported and the...
Mr. Shuster gives the best advice. But you may also negotiate a lease with the new owner.
You have remedies! They range from claims for breach under your contract, to claims pursuant to Maryland law that requires prompt payment, and also...
The HOA rights are contained in the by-laws and recorded declarations. Self-help to make repairs is surely covered in the language, one way or the...
A good practical question. You must file interrogatories and requests for production of documents and things. The Rules tell you in what format,...
There is nothing inherently wrong with conducting this type of business as a general partnership, subject to the licensing and registration laws of...
Your description is a bit confusing. If you gave someone a "quit claim deed," there are questions about consideration and the terms on which that...
Maryland law does not force co-owners to stay in business. The court action of "partition" is available to force a sale. Your co-owner may either...
An affirmative defense is only as good as the facts behind it. Best practiced is to complete discovery and make a motion for summary judgment on...
Even if you proceed without counsel, the process is not immediate, and there are several opportunities built in to permit negotiation. You might...