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Chamber Legislative Wrap Up Breakfast

This content has been archived. It may no longer be relevant Chamber Legislative Wrap Up Breakfast The chamber held its annual legislative wrap up breakfast this morning at the Sheraton in Columbia. The event was moderated by Dan Medinger, President of Advertising Media Plus, and the Publisher of The Business Monthly. Panelists consisted of Delegates Terri…

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Saturday Side Hustle: A Bundle of Rights

I am sitting in a hotel in SoHo as I write this week’s blog. For some reason my wife and I decided to bring our three children to New York City for spring break for three days. Their ages are roughly six, eight and eleven. I woke up at 4:37 AM and the sun is…

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Maryland’s Top 100 Women

  Maryland’s Top 100 Women The Meyerhoff was the scene of the Daily Record’s 2019 celebration of Maryland’s Top 100 Women.  I was pleased and honored to be among the 100.  Kelly Mitchell, a fellow Howard County leader, was one with whom I shared the celebration.  Kelly and I are on the Board of the…

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Friday Factoid Quiz: Superheroes

National Superhero Day is observed annually on April 28 as a day to honor superheroes, both real and fictional. The names, logos, likenesses and catch phrases of superheroes are highly valued intellectual property assets. To mark this occasion, test your knowledge of these intellectual property-related facts relating to these well-recognized caped crusaders.   [quiz-cat id=”77078″]  …

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The Gimme – Best Value

  In a best value tradeoff, agencies are not required to award to the lowest priced, or highest rated offeror. With proper documentation of its rationale, an agency may select a low-priced, low-rated offeror (or high-priced, high-rated offeror) as the best value to the government.       If you have questions about this or any…

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Four Offit Kurman Attorneys in Virginia Named to 2019 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists

Offit Kurman is pleased to announce that five of the firm’s attorneys have been selected for inclusion in the 2019 Virginia Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists.

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M&A Nugget: Murphy’s Law

Murphy’s Law – an old adage typically restated as “anything that can go wrong will go wrong”. The origin of the phrase has been attributed to aerospace engineer Edward Murphy, who according to certain reports, made a statement similar to the Murphy’s Law adage when his devices failed to perform.  Whatever the origin, Murphy’s Law…

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Four Indicators the Current M&A Window May Be Closing

After a meteoric year of dealmaking, the Mid-Atlantic mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market may be starting to slow down. Transactional opportunities still abound, but not as many are coming to fruition. Deals are taking longer to consummate and parties seem increasingly hesitant to commit. It’s hardly a surprising turn of events. The M&A market, like…

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D.C. Property Management Minute: How to collect tenant late fees in D.C.

When it comes to property management, the District of Columbia has a unique set of laws. Join Billy each week as he gives you advice on dealing with a common property management problem in D.C. and how to quickly solve it.

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Read Delete: 5G Dwarfs All of 4G’s Specs

5G mobile internet coverage will begin in April, making its first debut around the world. 5G internet is designed both to replace and improve internet coverage consumers currently received from 4G internet. This new service offers improved latency, bandwidth and a much higher number of simultaneous carriers. Read more about mobile internet improvements. Source: Statista…

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