MM&C Attorneys Tagg Hutchinson and Scott Mirsky Inducted into 2024 Maryland Bar Foundation Class of Fellows
The Maryland Bar Foundation inducted its 2024 Fellows Class on June 6 at its annual meeting, held in conjunction with the Maryland State Bar...read more →
Employment Based Non-Compete Agreements May Soon be Dead
This depiction may be a bit dramatic, but the employment based non-compete agreement as we know it may soon be dead. On April 23, 2024, by a...read more →
Employment Law Attorney Scott Mirsky Quoted in Press Coverage of Religious Exception to Workplace Dress Policy Lawsuit
Miller, Miller & Canby’s Scott Mirsky provided insight for a recently-published Law360 article, “Dos and Don’ts For Accommodating...read more →
Attorney Lisa Blitstein Supports Environmental Law Student-Competitors at Alma Mater, University of Baltimore School of Law
Since graduating from the University of Baltimore School of Law in 2022, Lisa Blitstein has looked for ways to give back to her alma mater and...read more →
Scott Mirsky Presents to Association of Language Companies on Worker Misclassification: Employees vs Independent Contractors
On January 18, employment law attorney Scott Mirsky presented a webinar on worker misclassification issues to the Association of Language Companies,...read more →
Appeal Maryland Property Tax Assessments by February 12th
The Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation (SDAT) recently issued new Assessment Notices to owners of one-third of all commercial and...read more →
Miller, Miller & Canby Announces Five Attorneys Named as 2024 Super Lawyers in the State of Maryland
Miller, Miller & Canby is pleased to announce our attorneys who have been named to the list of Super Lawyers in the state of Maryland for 2024....read more →
Miller, Miller & Canby Sponsors Committee for Montgomery’s Annual Legislative Breakfast
Miller, Miller & Canby was proud to once again sponsor the Committee for Montgomery Legislative Breakfast, which took place on December 15 at...read more →
Commercial Property Owners in Maryland Have an Upcoming Deadline to Reduce Property Taxes
All properties in Maryland are assessed on a three-year tax cycle. If an appeal is not filed at the beginning of the cycle, a property owner loses...read more →