The 12th Annual Turnaround Awards, to be hosted by The M&A Advisor this March, will honor a major Chapter 11 reorganization led by Shapiro Sher’s Bankruptcy Department. The list of award winners, released last week, names the Reorganization of Novation Companies as a Distressed M&A Deal of the Year. Shapiro Sher represented Kansas City-based Novation […]
The newly published 2018 Maryland Super Lawyers list names twelve attorneys from Shapiro Sher Guinot & Sandler. Among them are one attorney given a Top 10 Super Lawyer designation, two attorneys in the Top 100, and three “Rising Stars.” Maryland Super Lawyers 2018 names the following Shapiro Sher attorneys in their respective practice areas: David B. […]
Nine Shapiro Sher attorneys were selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2018, and Shapiro Sher Chairman Joel I. Sher was selected Baltimore “Lawyer of the Year” in bankruptcy law. Mr. Sher, who heads the Firm’s Bankruptcy Group, has been recognized in Best Lawyers since 2008. Best Lawyers presents a […]
The Daily Record reports on a recent Maryland Court of Appeals decision that endorses the recommendations of the Maryland State Bar Association Special Committee on Voir Dire, which is co-chaired by Shapiro Sher’s Paul Mark Sandler.
The Daily Record has selected Shapiro Sher Guinot & Sandler partner Renée Lane-Kunz to receive a 2017 Leadership in Law Award.
The ABA’s First Chair Press has published a Fifty-State Survey entitled “Daubert v. Frey: Admissibility of Expert Testimony. The book details each state’s and the District of Columbia’s approach to the admissibility of opinion testimony and also provides an appendix containing sample briefs, interrogatories and checklists for expert preparation and discovery. Shapiro Sher partner Eric […]
Alex Brown was a featured speaker at the Insurance Roundtable of Baltimore’s 70th Annual F. Addison Fowler Fall Seminar in Hunt Valley, Maryland. Mr. Brown delivered a presentation on Insurance Coverage Issues in Real Estate Development and Construction.
Firm president Bill Carlson’s article in the Maryland Bar Journal answers several inquiries on the prospective application of the amendments to Section 2-405.1 of the Maryland General Corporation Law.
Teaching of Trial and Appellate Advocacy Committee Chair Paul Sandler discusses Litigation Institute for Trial Training Program curriculum.
For a few hours on Monday, the nine-member U.S. Supreme Court morphed into a three-member panel reenacting one of its earlier cases in the same Philadelphia courtroom where it was first argued in 1794.
