About this office:
Established in 1953, Gordon, Feinblatt, Rothman, Hoffberger & Hollander, LLC's approximately 70 attorneys assure competence in virtually every area of the law without sacrificing personalized attention to our clients. The Firm's prevailing values are quality, integrity, collegiality and the placing of client interests ahead of Firm and personal interest. We are committed to advancing and protecting the interests of the business and professional community, delivering our services effectively and efficiently, and garnering the continued trust and confidence of our clients.
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Statement of Practice Summary:
Alternative Dispute Resolution; Bankruptcy; Debtor and Creditor; Business Law; Corporate Law; Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures; Contracts; Antitrust; Business Reorganization; Partnership Law; Securities; Employment Law; E-Discovery; Labor and Employment; Employee Benefits; Environmental Law; Banks and Banking; Energy Law; Family Law; Mortgage Law; Financial Services Law; Banking Law; Trademarks; Government Relations; Copyrights; Health Care; Computers and Software; Intellectual Property; Complex and Multi-District Litigation; Class Actions; Wills; Litigation; Leases and Leasing; Personal Injury; Real Estate; Real Estate Workouts; Tax Planning; Technology and Science; Trusts And Estates; Internet Law; Taxation.
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An HSCRC PrimerBarry F. Rosen, April 1, 2013
There is a famous scene in the movie "The Wizard of Oz" when Toto opens a curtain and exposes a little man who is pulling levers and pushing buttons that appear to be controlling the image of the great and wonderful Wizard of Oz. After the curtain is drawn, the great and powerful Wizard...
An Unsettled SettlementJustin P. Katz, April 1, 2013
When settling litigation matters involving multiple defendants, the settling parties must be extremely careful to comply with the Maryland Uniform Contribution Among Joint Tort-feasors Act. In fact, Maryland's highest appellate court recently addressed this issue in Mercy Medical Center v. Julian,...
City of Baltimore Preparing to Implement New Stormwater FeeTodd R. Chason,Jonas A. Jacobson,Michael C. Powell,Margaret M. Witherup, April 1, 2013
The City of Baltimore is proposing to adopt an ordinance to implement a new stormwater remediation fee that will apply to all residences and private businesses. Single family residential fees will be capped at $144 a year but the fee on commercial and other residential properties has no cap and...
Year Established: 1953