News & Events

With more than 25 years of practical experience in corporate law, Larry Bard joins Shulman Rogers as a Shareholder in the firm’s Business and Financial Services Department.

With some foresight, companies can creatively structure compensation that avoids running afoul of Section 409A, better match their finances and cash flow and retain top talent.

Ushering in 2020 means setting lofty resolutions to get more organized, be healthier, and comply with the U.S. Department of Labor’s two new regulations that take effect this month.

This CLE webinar will provide real estate counsel with a review and discussion on how to cure title defects arising from judgments and liens, defects arising from the rights of third parties, and defects caused by breaks in the chain of title.

Shulman Rogers is pleased to announce that Lane Hornfeck, Felix Kushnir and Benjamin Smith have been elected as shareholders.

For more than 30 years, The Holiday Giving Project of Montgomery County, a collaborative effort of non-profits, local governments and faith groups, has helped residents in need celebrate the holidays.

Shulman Rogers’ attorney, Aaron Blank, recently reached a settlement on behalf of the plaintiff in Savoy v. Bishop, et al., Case 1:14-cv-01853-GLR, in the United States District Court for the District of Maryland, Baltimore Division. 

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has published a “Best Practices” guide for corporate reporting on ESG practices (Environmental, Social and Governance).

DOD’s New CMMC Security Requirements for Government Contractors Includes Mandatory Certification Audits.