Although the Americans with Disabilities Act requires that service animals be allowed in public accommodations, the same isn't true of emotional support animals. Most food service regulations prohibit animals, including emotional support animals and pets, in coffee shops and other food service establishments.
Read MoreWhile the election is over, the sharp political divide reflected in the candidates’ campaigns is not. Therefore, employers will continue to difficult decisions about setting the tone and culture of their workplaces, which may include restrictions on political speech.
Read MoreAlthough there is initial confusion regarding what the NAR settlement requires, in time, the setlement should increase transparency in buyer broker commissions and provide brokers an opportunity to build more trust with their clients.
Read MoreMaryland laws incentivize electric vehicle ownership and installation of EV charging stations. However, HOAs, condominium boards, and real estate developers should be aware of requirements relating to EV charging stations.
Read MoreWith increases in pet ownership, pet fees and restrictions have become more important. Landlords must balance their need to protect their property from damage and disruption caused by pets with the need to welcome responsible pet parents into their communities.
Read MoreBusiness should take care that their bonus programs and contracts incentivize behavior that leads to the desired goals.
Read MoreGovernment rent control disrupts the real estate cycle and can create undesired results for tenants, landlords, and even the government.
Read MoreHUD alleges Rocket Matter and its appraiser violated the Fair Housing Act by comparing a Black loan applicant's home to those in a predominantly Black neighborhood when nearer homes were more similar to the applicant's.
Read MoreContracts exhibits, addendums, schedules or amendments serve different purposes. Read how and when each should be used.
Read MoreAfter the NAR settlement, unbundled services and negotiated commissions could benefit sellers of higher-priced homes more than buyers and sellers of low-priced homes.
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