Michael Campbell Elected President of the Board of Directors of the Child Center and Adult Services
Miller, Miller & Canby attorney Michael Campbell has been elected President of the Board of Directors of the Child Center and Adult Services,...read more →
MM&C Eminent Domain Attorney, Joseph P. Suntum, Quoted in Washington Post Purple Line Article
Purple Line light-rail system would bring new infrastructure to neighborhoods A light-rail Purple Line, estimated to cost $2.15 billion, has no...read more →
MM&C Attorneys Review New Treatise on Litigation in Federal Courts for MD Bar Bulletin
A review by Jim Thompson and Donna McBride of the newly published Business and Commercial Litigation in Federal Courts was featured in the...read more →
The Purple Line and You; Part III: Aquisition of Property
This is a three-part series written by Miller, Miller & Canby Eminent Domain Attorneys discussing Purple Line and how it may impact residents...read more →
The Purple Line and You; Part II: Eminent Domain
This is a three-part series written by Miller, Miller & Canby Eminent Domain Attorneys discussing Purple Line and how it may impact residents...read more →
The Purple Line and You; Part I
This is a three-part series written by Miller, Miller & Canby Eminent Domain Attorneys discussing Purple Line and how it may impact residents...read more →
Landmark Supreme Court Ruling Protects Landowners; Admonishes Local Government
On June 25 the Supreme Court issued a decision in the case of Koontz v. St. Johns River Water Management District that will help to protect...read more →
The Washington Post Reports Purple Line Plans Soon Could Displace Businesses, Residents
Construction of a light-rail Purple Line through the Maryland suburbs is at least two years away. However, Maryland Transit Administration...read more →
Donna E. McBride Appointed to Maryland Court of Appeals Rules Committee
Miller, Miller & Canby’s Donna E. McBride has been appointed to the Standing Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure by the Court of...read more →