The Legal Lowdown

The Legal Lowdown breaks down the legal issues businesses, organizations and people need to understand now, presented by Shulman Rogers.

Thinking about buying a franchise? Read this first

5 lawsuit risks hiding on your website

DMV entertainment lawyer looks to future while celebrating 50 years of hip hop

As IRS ramps up taxpayer scrutiny, these 5 tips can help you avoid an audit

Does your small business have a legal gap?

How a private investment firm CEO and lawyer team up to help businesses thrive

Why law firm, 50 years in, continues to think like a startup

Community partnerships with MCCH, Best Buddies and others make law firm more than just a place to work

5Qs with Shulman Rogers’ Kimberly Skiba-Rokosky: How to protect your family’s vulnerable adults

5Qs with Shulman Rogers’ Michael Lichtenstein: Business bankruptcy’s recovery goals explained

Giving back: Shulman Rogers offers a Black-owned business in DMV a year of legal services at no cost

Adding new businesses, drafting legal briefs — how Farmers Restaurant Group and Shulman Rogers became partners in ‘mindful’ growth

5 Qs with Shulman Rogers’ Matt Alegi: Whether buying or selling a home, these tips will help protect your investment

5 Qs with Shulman Rogers’ Mark Maier: Why boots on the ground matter in helping federal contractors

Turning law firm practices on their head to create a legal service tailor-made for startups

The NEXT practice at Shulman Rogers does things differently. For starters, it offers a set of fixed-fee services so startup and emerging growth companies know exactly what they’ll be paying going in.

Maryland law firm, Shulman Rogers, celebrates 50 years serving clients nationwide

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