Very excited to present to aspiring entrepreneurs on business and employment law on MCCC’s Rockville campus, on October 9 from 4-5 pm, as part of the annual Raptor Tank Competition. The Raptor Tank Competition is the College’s version of Shark Tank. The Raptor Tank Competition is hosted by the Macklin Business Institute experiential honors program, […]
Read More On December 13, 2018, I had the pleasure of presenting on the legal issues relevant to early-stage biotechnology companies as part of the Pathfinder Innovation Program sponsored by BioHealth Innovation, Inc. & Launch Workplaces. On January 16, I will expand on that presentation to the Rockville Chamber of Commerce members and other small businesses as […]
Read More On December 13, 2018, I had the pleasure of presenting on the legal issues relevant to early-stage biotechnology companies as part of the Pathfinder Innovation Program sponsored by BioHealth Innovation, Inc. and Launch Workplaces. On January 16, I will expand on that presentation to the Rockville Chamber of Commerce members and other small businesses as […]
Read More
Every business owner brings strengths to their company, but no business owner can do it all. To run a successful business at any stage in the business lifecycle, you need legal assistance, strong financial planning and tracking, insurance and a number of other specialties to create a solid foundation for a company. If your products […]
Read More On October 1, 2018, Maryland’s Disclosing Sexual Harassment in the Workplace Act of 2018 (“Workplace Act”) went into effect. The Workplace Act has two parts. Under the first part, “except as prohibited by federal law,” Maryland employers of every size are prohibited from including in an employment agreement, contract or policy, any provision that waives […]
Read More In my previous post, “Don’t Bite the Hand That Feeds You,” I presented numerous reasons why Initiative 77 was a misguided mistake that had to be repealed to prevent hurting the D.C. workers it was purportedly passed to help. Workers got the opportunity to speak for themselves during the September 17 hearing before the D.C. […]
Read More I love restaurants, not only for the food they serve, but for the job opportunities they provide. I worked in restaurants from age sixteen through my first year of law school. I started out serving coffee and ice cream behind the counter at the dairy in a rural town in western New York and was […]
Read More
What I love most about being a lawyer is helping people understand the law and its relevance to their lives. Inspired by this passion, this blog will examine legislative initiates and cases we read about in the paper, on social media and on the nightly news and explore alternative perspectives regarding their impact on you, […]
Read More