Publications

Social Media—Friend or Foe?” by Linda D. Schwartz, Maryland Bar Journal, March/April 2011

Alternative Dispute Resolution and Ethics” by Patricia M. Weaver, Maryland Bar Journal, March/April 2011

Estate & Trust Litigation Can Be Avoided: It’s All in the Planning” by Roy I. Niedermayer and Wayne D. Eig, MSBA Bar Bulletin, October 15, 2010

Office Leasing Issues?” by Diane A. Fox, Medical Real Estate Quarterly, June/July 2010

Planning for U.S. Persons Inheriting Offshore Trust Structures” by Paul G. Marcotte, Jr., Journal of International Taxation, July 2010

Mastering The Art of A Corporate Acquisition” by Ronald A. Dweck, March 20, 2010 *

Considering Leasing New Practice Space? What You Need To Know” by Diane A. Fox, Montgomery County Medical Society “Rounds,” February 2010

Dealing With Professional Misconduct Complaints” by Linda D. Schwartz, The Daily Record, September 8, 2009

Now About that Chalet in Grenoble?—International Estate Planning” by Deborah A. Cohn, Maryland Bar Journal, September/October 2009

Mon Dieu! Your Client is Now the Beneficiary of an Offshore Trust—Compliance Requirements For U.S. Citizens Inheriting Offshore Trust Structures—Common Traps And Pitfalls” by Paul Marcotte, Maryland Bar Journal, September/October 2009

Keeping up with Annapolis & Its Impact on Your Practice” by David P. Shapiro, Montgomery County Medical Society’s Rounds, July 2009

Please Let Employers Know the Charge” by James R. Hammerschmidt and Hope B. Eastman, Legal Times-Employment Practice Focus, May 26, 2008

Common Mistakes in Forming a Business…And How to Avoid Them” by David P. Shapiro, Gazette of Politics and Business–Legal Review, April 25, 2008

Future Trends in Civil Mediation” by Hope B. Eastman, (Maryland State) Bar Bulletin–Alternative Dispute Resolution Focus Section, April 15, 2008

Spring Cleaning for a Business by David P. Shapiro, Gazette of Politics and Business-Legal Review, May 11, 2007

Noting Your Appeal Isn’t Always So Simple by Patricia M. Weaver, Legal Times-Litigation Practice Focus, February 19, 2007

The Roots of Legal Ethics by Linda D. Schwartz (and Kaye B. Bushel), Maryland Bar Journal, January-February, 2007

“Parting shots to stay out of court, within HR law” by Hope B. Eastman, Washington Business Journal, January 5, 2007

“Federal contractors face intense hiring scrutiny” by Hope B. Eastman, Washington Business Journal, December 1, 2006

“Retaliation claims are minefield for the unprepared” by Hope B. Eastman, Washington Business Journal, November 3, 2006

“End of paper trail leads to digital files in disputes” by Hope B. Eastman, Washington Business Journal, October 20, 2006

“You don’t say: Foul-mouthing isn’t always fireable” by Hope B. Eastman, Washington Business Journal, September 15, 2006

“Religion in the office: Prayer books and law books” by Hope B. Eastman, Washington Business Journal, August 11, 2006

“Maintain a healthy perspective on absenteeism” by Hope B. Eastman, Washington Business Journal, July 28, 2006

“Don’t let your data be a parting gift to departing staff” by Hope B. Eastman, Washington Business Journal, June 9, 2006

Mediation: It’s Not Just For Wimps Anymore by Patricia M. Weaver, Gazette of Politics and Business-Legal Review, May 12, 2006

“Avoid youthful indiscretions with summer employees” by Hope B. Eastman, Washington Business Journal, May 12, 2006

A no-win situation: You’re fired! Here’s your bonus by Hope B. Eastman, Washington Business Journal, April 14, 2006

“Time is not on your side in wage and hour squabbles” by Hope B. Eastman, Washington Business Journal, March 24, 2006

“When EEOC knocks: Must-dos for employers” by Hope B. Eastman, Washington Business Journal, February 10, 2006

Sarbanes-Oxley’s impact on nonprofits by Ronald A. Dweck, Business Gazette, November 11, 2005

To Help the Disabled: Special Needs Trusts can preserve crucial eligibility for government benefits by Arthur H. Blitz, Legal Times-Trusts & Estates Practice Focus, September 26, 2005

Prenuptial Agreements: The busy season is upon us by Howard B. Soypher, The Daily Record–On Family Law, June 10, 2005

Technology and Intellectual Property” by Arthur G. House, Gazette of Politics and Business–Legal Review, April 29, 2005

Enforceability of and Alternatives to Mandatory Arbitration Agreements in the Workplace” by James R. Hammerschmidt, (Maryland State) Bar Bulletin–Labor/Employment Law Focus Section, February 1, 2005

Tax Legislation offers small-business incentives” by Paul G. Marcotte, Jr., Gazette of Politics and Business, December 17, 2004

Privacy in the Workplace–Employer/employee rights in the electronic age” by James R. Hammerschmidt, The Daily Record “On Employment,” September 3, 2004

Retaliation claim: A trap for the unwary employer” by Hope B. Eastman and James R. Hammerschmidt, Washington Business Journal–Small Business Growth Strategies, August 20, 2004

The Financial End of the Affair: Today’s Divorce Lawyer needs as much Business Savvy as Legal Expertise” by Glenn M. Cooper, Legal Times, May 24, 2004

Succession Planning Necessary for Survival” by Wayne D. Eig, Gazette of Politics and Business, March 12, 2004

Collegial to corporate: Law Firms are changing, partner by Alan S. Mark, Washington Business Journal, March 5, 2004

Going on the defensive minimizes liability exposure” by James R. Hammerschmidt, Washington Business Journal–Small Business Growth Strategies, February 13, 2004

Commercial Real Estate: The Contract is the King” by Arthur H. Blitz, Gazette of Politics and Business, September 26, 2003

Taking Maximum Advantage Of Retirement Plan Assets” by Paula Calimafde and Deborah Cohn, Maryland Bar Journal, March/April, 2003

Retirement and Deferred Compensation Plans for Tax Exempt Organizations” by Paula Calimafde and Deborah Cohn, The New York University 55th Institute on Federal Taxation – Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation, 2003

Small Business and the Cafeteria Plan” by Paula Calimafde and Deborah Cohn, The New York University 54th Institute on Federal Taxation—Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation, 2002

To Self Trustee a Plan or Not, That is the Question; It Depends on the Company, That’s the Answer” by Paula Calimafde, The Profit Sharing Council Journal

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