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Ansa Assuncao LLP’s Maryland Team Secures Appellate Victory Before Texas Supreme Court

On March 13, 2020, Ansa Assuncao LLP’s Maryland office team, working in conjunction with their Texas colleagues, secured extraordinary relief from the Supreme Court of Texas on behalf of firm client Mobile Mini, Inc. in a construction worker’s personal injury suit that named Mobile Mini and other corporate defendants. In a per curiam opinion, the […]

by Jennifer Ann Wright & Heather L. Williams | April 22nd, 2020

Firm News & Events

Protecting a New Generation of Entrepreneurs Created by the Economic Dislocations of the Pandemic Against Predatory Piercing Claims: How New Jersey Can Respond

by Arthur F. Fergenson & Ryan R. Corkery & Heather L. Williams | March 10th, 2021

When Insurers Collide: Can Exhaustion Turn into Improper Erosion?

by Arthur F. Fergenson & Ryan R. Corkery & Heather L. Williams | March 1st, 2021

Flipping Doctrine on Its Side: Pennsylvania Supreme Court Considers Case That Would Authorize “Horizontal” or “Single Enterprise” Veil Piercing for the First Time

by Ryan R. Corkery & Arthur F. Fergenson & Heather L. Williams | February 12th, 2021

New York Offers Reimbursement Grants to Full-Service Restaurants Through the “Raising the NYS Bar Restaurant Recovery Fund”

by Heather L. Williams | January 22nd, 2021

Washington, D.C. City Council Passes Near-Total Ban on Non-Compete Agreements, Which (Absent Contrary Action) Is Likely to Go into Effect Early This Year

by Heather L. Williams | January 12th, 2021

Articles

The United States District Court for the District of Maryland Tackles a Host of COVID-19 Related Cases in Late 2020, From Evictions to Compassionate Prisoner Release to Restrictions Imposed by Governor Hogan’s Executive Orders

by Heather L. Williams | December 23rd, 2020

COVID-19 UPDATE: Maryland Courts Return to More Restricted Operations

by Heather L. Williams | November 15th, 2020

COVID-19 UPDATE: Jury Trials Resume, with Precautions in Place, as Maryland Courts Enter Phase V

by Heather L. Williams | October 2nd, 2020

AB-5’s Newest Chapters: Uber and Lyft Take a Hit, While Dozens of Other Gig Professions Score a Big Win

by Roman T. Galas & Heather L. Williams | September 9th, 2020

There’s No More Frye-ing in Maryland: The Court of Appeals Finally Adopts Daubert

by Jennifer Ann Wright & Heather L. Williams | September 9th, 2020

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