How are new demographics changing real estate development Downtown Bethesda was once a modest community with a concrete company at one of its busiest intersections (that is now the site of Federal Realty's Bethesda Row). Today, there are luxury retailers,…
Can a government agency take away my tax refund Imagine expecting a tax refund only to find out that you won't be receiving it due to payments that went to your parents when you were a child. That was the…
What business opportunities are Maryland corporations exploring in other jurisdictions Maryland and Cuba once had such close ties that, in 1922, a Maryland Senator described the island as "a suburb of Baltimore." Baltimore-based companies doing business there included McCormick &…
What are the most common estate planning mistakes On January 1st, many people resolve, finally, to address their estate plans and what will become of their assets when they pass to the next generation. Experts agree that the worst plan…
Longman & Van Grack attorney, Robb Longman, will be in Houston, TX at the American Bar Association's (ABA) Section of Taxation 2015 Midyear Meeting this weekend as Chair of the ABA's Tax Practice Management, which is hosting a presentationtitled: "Practical…
Is it unconstitutional to change zoning laws that affect a project already underway The New Year could mean new litigation for Rockville, Maryland, if the city moves forward with a proposed zoning change. The zoning amendment would bar self-storage warehouses…
Longman & Van Grack is proud to announce that one of our sports & recreational law attorneys, Adam Van Grack, has recently been named Chairperson of the Board and President of a regional U.S. Olympic Center of Excellence: the Potomac…
What should you look for when seeking a co-founder for your start-up business? Finding a business partner is not unlike finding a romantic partner or spouse. Entrepreneurs seeking co-founders must find the right person with whom to share the hard…
What can be done now to prepare you for funding long term care in the future? When it comes to estate planning and preserving your assets for future generations, it is imperative that you look ahead and take action before…
What is necessary to prove insider trading? The U.S. Court of Appeals for Second Circuit has sent a message to regulators and prosecutors that aggressive prosecution of those allegedly involved in insider trading has gone too far. According to the…
