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Previous SMLH website articles have focused on important language to include in commercial leases. Certainly, residential leases in Maryland should not be neglected and should be regularly reviewed to confirm their compliance with changing Maryland laws. In fact, residential leases are more highly regulated than commercial leases and are required to contain mandatory language addressing specific topics. The two most…
Laura Bechtel and Kevin Mahoney will be speaking on the subject of “Record Expungement and other Criminal Matters” on Monday, March 9th, from 6:30P.M.-8:00P.M. Click the image for a larger view.
On February 3, 2014 the Harford County Council unanimously confirmed the reappointment of Kevin J. Mahoney to the Harford County Economic Development Advisory Board (EDAB). Mr. Mahoney was nominated to the Council by County Executive Barry Glassman. The Economic Development Advisory Board advises the County Administration and County Executive on economic development strategies and serves as an advocate for the…
I95 Business magazine published a profile on Colleen Ferg Helmlinger as a Women of Influence. Colleen Ferg Helmlinger is an esteemed member of the local legal community who has served, or serves currently, on a variety of boards and committees for charities and professional organizations. She is described by clients and colleagues as being a very engaged and communicative attorney…
Laura E. Bechtel was recognized at the Harford County Bar Foundation’s Beam of Light ceremony January 21, 2015. Ms. Bechtel was awarded the Community Outreach Award for her service. Laura Bechtel is an associate at Snee, Mahoney, Lutche and Helmlinger, P.A. who concentrates her practice primarily on litigation and criminal law. Ms. Bechtel is described by clients and colleagues as a personable…
“The prominent Bel Air law firm of Snee, Mahoney, Lutche & Helmlinger, P.A., has plans to move to a larger space a block farther south on Main Street. The firm has contractors gutting the one-story office building at 112 and 114 South Main St., which it bought for $1.6 million in October, according to state property tax records.The 9,365-square-foot building will…
In a recent tragic case, SMLH attorneys were able to maximize the client’s recovery while avoiding substantial medical liens. A 56 year old husband and father was severely injured in an automobile accident in 2010. He lived for over five months after the accident before eventually succumbing to his injuries. During that time, he accrued almost $600,000.00 in medical bills. …
Last Thursday, October 30, 2014, newly elected Governor Larry Hogan stopped by the office.
In the second installment of “An Ounce of Prevention for the Commercial Landlord” series, Kevin J. Mahoney discusses other important lease terms which should be considered and negotiated at the initiation of the landlord/tenant relationship. Contingencies It is often prudent to include language in the lease detailing any contingencies which must be satisfied in order for the lease to become operable. …
The Maryland attorneys at SMLH explain what business owners need to know about wage garnishment laws in Maryland. Garnishing. When it’s parsley, it’s nice. When it’s money, not so much. Business owners that receive a writ of garnishment on an employee’s wages can’t just pick that garnishment off their plates. Here is what business owners need to know about wage…