Real Estate Law
After Harvey: Induced Floodgate Releases, Houston Residents May Have Inverse Condemnation Claims
It is difficult to understate the economic impact of a natural disaster. Just take a look at Hurricanes Harvey and…
Read MoreClaims for Damages Initiated by Government Acts
A review of inverse condemnation and AGCS Marine Insurance Company v. Arlington County. The Virginia Supreme Court clarified how…
Read MoreMaryland Real Property Developers: Make Sure You Create a Lien Before You Try to Impose It
Maryland Real Property Developers: Make Sure You Create a Lien Before You Try to Impose It A document that…
Read MoreThe Military May Shoot Down Your Drone if You Fly It Over a Base
As commercial and private use of drones increases, new federal guidance has emerged clarifying where and how individuals can operate…
Read MoreOwnership in Real Estate: Don’t Be Surprised
From the Desk of Herb Purchasing real estate can be one of the most significant financial transactions in your life.…
Read MoreDistrict Dealing: Data Centers
Attractiveness of data centers remains high as demand for cloud-based storage continues to grow. Last month The Meridian Group sold…
Read MoreUp in the Air About the Operation of Drones in Maryland? Know Your Rights and Legal Obligations
Drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) or unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), are rapidly becoming a practical technological tool…
Read MoreWhat is an easement and should I give one away?
What is an easement and should I give one away? One day your next door neighbor approaches you and asks…
Read MoreOffit Kurman Attorney David Severn Quoted In The Frederick News-Post
Wal-Mart pulls plans for west Frederick store Wal-Mart has pulled the plug on plans to open a new store as…
Read MoreOffit Kurman Attorney David Severn On WHAG TV About Proposed Increase in Developer Fees For Frederick County
With the surge in growth Frederick County has seen in recent years, the demand for schools has exceeded available funding.…
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