Corona Virus hotel "tenant" loophole?

It would not be entirely safe to assume that the state-wide moratorium on judgments for possession and evictions would apply to the extended stay...

Governmental/quasi-governmental or judicial/quasi-judicial immunity (particularly the absolute variety) is a tough doctrine to overcome. ...

In ordinary times, the advice might be to bring a breach of lease action against the tenants, after giving them appropriate notice and opportunity...

Speaking out about an associate?

Generally speaking, employers can condition employment on employees agreeing to their policies. Only rarely (such as overbroad restrictions on...

Maryland does have a relatively new revenge porn law, which is a criminal statute- and of course there are state and federal laws criminalizing...

Does my commercial landlord have the right to charge me rent during the COVID-19 crisis?

No one is certain how this unprecedented situation will play out legally- the application of "impossibility" and "acts of god" and "force majeure"...

Can I get legal advice and/or representation (at a meeting with my employer) regarding allegations brought to me by my employer?

Agreed with Mr. Rozmiarek- you'll want to contact labor/employment attorneys in the area to discuss whether they can handle the matter, and how...

Worker's Comp to Unemployment and a labor and employment issue?

As Mr. Kirk says, you'll want to stick with your attorney's advice on the workers comp/unemployment issues. But it's not clear what other,...

Applying for unemployment but I barely worked?

You can always try to apply and see what DLLR unemployment division does. In ordinary times, you'd need to have sufficient work history (not...

Does my case qualify me for unemployment benefits?

To qualify that answer slightly, there are instances where an employee could quit for good cause and qualify for unemployment. But it's unclear...