In the legal profession, knowledge is key, and staying up-to-date on changes in the law is critical. The Practice Manual for the Maryland Lawyer is the comprehensive resource Maryland attorneys need to tackle a wide range of legal issues both within and adjacent to their usual practice areas, and the MSBA is pleased to announce that the Sixth Edition of the The Practice Manual for the Maryland Lawyer, is now available.
This new edition is not just an update from the previous version; it’s a complete refresh that ensures the information offered is current and relevant, covering key practice areas, ranging from administrative law and estate administration to bankruptcy, family law, criminal law, and more. For added convenience, the manual can be purchased with downloadable forms, providing you with a valuable head start on drafting a wide range of legal documents, saving you time and effort.
A cornerstone of legal practice since 1981, The Practice Manual for the Maryland Lawyer serves as a how-to-guide and fundamental reference for Maryland law practitioners. Whether you’re a new attorney looking to build your expertise or a seasoned practitioner in need of reliable, concise guidance, this manual is a must-have in your arsenal. With practical insights and how-to pointers from a distinguished panel of experienced Maryland practitioners, it’s like having the collective wisdom of the state’s legal experts at your fingertips.
You can purchase the Sixth Edition of the Practice Manual for the Maryland Lawyer here.
Summary of Contents:
Chapter 1: Law Office Economics, Management, and Fees
Chapter 2: Administrative Law
Chapter 3: Adoption, Guardianship, and Change of Name
Chapter 4: Bankruptcy
Chapter 5: Business Organizations
Chapter 6: Collection of Contract Debts
Chapter 7: Criminal Law
Chapter 8: Estate Administration
Chapter 9: Family Law
Chapter 10: Landlord and Tenant
Chapter 11: Preparation and Trial of Tort Claims
Chapter 12: Real Estate Transactions in Maryland
Chapter 13: Wills and Estate Planning
Chapter 14: Workers’ Compensation
Chapter 15: Traffic Law
Chapter 16: Elder Law
Authors: William Alcarese, Douglas M. Bregman, Ronald S. Canter, Theodore B. Cornblatt, Jose Espejo, Nancy S. Forster, Mary Ellen Flynn, Allan J. Gibber, Jack L.B. Gohn, John Grimm, Alan M. Grochal, Morris Klein, A. Howard Metro, Andrew Milne, Christopher W. Nicholson, Jeffrey E. Nusinov, Elena Sallitto, Eric N. Schloss, Joseph M. Selba, Kerry E. Simm, Leonard R. Stamm, Margaret E. Swain, Scott Tinney, and K. Alice Young