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Real Estate

Landlords’ Liens and Waivers

Landlords’ Liens and Waivers

December 1, 2012

Intellectual Property

Copyright Law 101: Your Guide to Copyright Law

Copyright Law 101: Your Guide to Copyright Law

November 16, 2012

Business and Financial Services

Q&A on Succession Planning with Timothy Hughes in Construction Executive magazine

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November 1, 2012

Bankruptcy, Restructuring and Creditors’ Rights

Bean, Kinney & Korman Named a Best Law Firm by U.S. News Media Group and Best Lawyers in America

U.S. News and Best Lawyers® honored the firm with first-tier regional rankings in bankruptcy, family law, and family law mediation, and for the first time earned national rankings in bankruptcy and construction litigation.

November 1, 2012

Employment Law

“What Athletic Directors Need to Know – A Title VII & Title IX Primer”

“What Athletic Directors Need to Know – A Title VII & Title IX Primer”

October 29, 2012

Bean, Kinney & Korman Women's Attorneys' Group Donates Over 100 Items of Clothing to Dress for Success

The firm's Women's Attorneys' Group collected and donated over 100 items of professional clothing to Dress for Success at a wine tasting and networking event in Arlington, supporting women seeking employment and economic independence.

October 12, 2012

Intellectual Property

Copyright Law: What Intellectual Property is Protected?

Copyright law protects original works of authorship that are fixed in a tangible form of expression, but it does not protect the underlying ideas, systems, methods, or procedures behind those works. In this SmallBizTrends article, Ashley Dobbs explains that copyright protection can apply to a wide range of business assets, including articles, blogs, books, software, maps, marketing materials, podcasts, photographs, presentations, training materials, and websites. The article emphasizes that…

September 13, 2012

Real Estate

Understanding Landlords’ ‘Self-Help’ Rights

Understanding Landlords’ ‘Self-Help’ Rights

September 1, 2012

Estate Planning

Special Needs Children Turning 18 Years Old

When a child with special needs turns 18, parents may suddenly lose the legal authority they once had to make medical, financial, and personal decisions on the child’s behalf. In this Financial Advisor Magazine article, Lori K. Murphy explains that families should begin planning before the child reaches adulthood by considering whether guardianship, conservatorship, powers of attorney, or some combination of those tools is most appropriate. The article notes that guardianships and…

August 28, 2012

Trumped: New York Mogul Can't Buy House at Bargain (Virginia Lawyers Weekly, August 23, 2012)

Attorney Raighne Delaney represented Bank of America in successfully defeating Trump Virginia Acquisitions' claimed right of first refusal on the Albemarle House mansion, with a federal judge ruling the right had been extinguished when the surrounding land was subdivided.

August 23, 2012