In a recent Washington Post article titled “Don’t be confused when it comes to condo insurance,” Robert Diamond of Reed Smith’s Tyson office offered his observations on the complexities of condominium insurance coverage. In some jurisdictions, when a unit owner is found to be negligent — such as when a bathtub overflows or there is a kitchen … Continue Reading
You may want to use caution in drafting a Letter of Intent because a court may find it binding even if that was not your intent. On January 27, 2015, the Court of Appeals of Maryland entered a finding that a letter of intent could in fact be enforceable if it was inclusive and definite … Continue Reading
