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By: William Fields, Esquire In Perez v. Sturgis, ___ US___ (2023), the Supreme Court has in one mighty blow cleaved the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) exhaustion requirement [...]

By:  Joseph (“Joey”) Kroart III, Esquire When I’m not spending my days at Pessin Katz Law as a business and corporate law attorney, I am often camping, hiking or engaging in some other [...]

By:  Joseph (“Joey”) Kroart III, Esquire For many people, there are plenty of pros to living in a condominium. A condo will often cost substantially less than a single-family home, and will come [...]

  After an initial period of shock as the current crisis unfolds, many of us are now focusing on critical estate planning issues. PK Law can help you prepare and execute your estate planning [...]

End-of-life decisions are among the most difficult a family will ever face.  Most people do not like to think about life support, ventilators, and artificial food and hydration.  As we face this [...]

As we start the new year, many are thinking about estate planning.  Below are some questions for you to consider: Do you have a will, healthcare directive and power of attorney in place? If yes, [...]

By:  Patricia McHugh Lambert, Esquire Have you ever walked a tight rope at work? How about in bell bottom pants? Or high heels or working boots? Over the years, I have written about errors and [...]

By: Paul Finamore, Esquire Artificial Intelligence is everywhere, but what it is?  Oxford Dictionary defines it as follows: The theory and development of computer systems able to perform task [...]

By:  Andrew Scott, Esquire and Joseph McCarter, Law Clerk On October 13, 2022, the Department of Labor (DOL) published a proposed new rule for determining whether a worker is an employee or an [...]

By:  David A. Burkhouse, Esquire  On October 1, 2022, the definition of sexual harassment and harassment for the purposes of bringing civil rights claims under Maryland law will be significantly [...]