Publications

Chris Jeffries is the co-author of "Responding to a Complaint: Maryland," published in Practical Law by Thomson Reuters.

Justin Redd is the author of "Annual Meeting Review: Spoiling for a Fight – Preventing, Spotting, and Addressing ESI Destruction," published in the Maryland Litigator.

Geoff Genth is the co-author of "Commencing an Action: Maryland," published in Practical Law by Thomson Reuters.

Thomson Reuters Practical Law has just released the latest Maryland arbitration Practice Note, Compelling and Staying Arbitration in Maryland. Authored by Kramon & Graham principals Andrew Jay Graham, Jean Lewis, and Louis Malick, the guide provides practical, state-specific information to lawyers seeking judicial assistance to compel or stay arbitration in Maryland state court.

Andy Graham, Jean Lewis, and Louis Malick are co-authors of "Compelling and Staying Arbitration in Maryland," published in Practical Law by Thomson Reuters.

Time element coverage, which includes business interruption and extra expense coverage, is an integral part of first party insurance. Click to read “Is There Coverage for Time Element Losses Incurred or Ascertained (Arguably) Outside the Period of Recovery?”

When a property loss occurs during construction, it is important to understand the interplay between first-party builder's risk coverage and third-party liability coverage, as Steve Klepper explains in the article “Midconstruction Losses, the Intersection of Liability and Builders Risk Coverage,” published in the ABA Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section magazine, The Brief, Volume 46, Number 2, Winter 2017.

For companies that have learned to use arbitration effectively, the promised benefits of lower costs, expedited dispute resolutions, and outcomes that preserve relationships is a reality. But what happens when the losing party refuses to pay or voluntarily comply with the decision? Click to read "Enforcing Arbitration Awards in Maryland."

Most businesses won't know that they are under investigation by federal law enforcement until agents arrive in the lobby with a search warrant. Click to read "What to Do When the Feds Come Knocking."

Andy Graham and Jean Lewis are co-authors of "Enforcing Arbitration Awards in Maryland," published in Practical Law by Thomson Reuters.

Natalie McSherry wrote an article for physicians titled “How to Stay on the 'Right' Side of the Maryland Board of Physicians,” published in the Sept/Oct issue of Maryland Physician Magazine.

Natalie McSherry recently authored an article in the Maryland Bar Journal on the evolution of pro-rata contribution and apportionment based on causation, among joint tort-feasors.

The challenges of identifying and preparing corporate designees for Rule 30(b)(6) depositions.

Does Maryland recognize an independent cause of action for breach of fiduciary duty?

Natalie McSherry authored an article addressing recent developments in the disciplinary process for Health Care professionals and addresses challenges affecting disciplinary reform.

Steven Klepper published a commentary, “Confirming Consensus Nominees Quickly,” in the September 2012 issue of The Federal Lawyer.

Geoffrey Genth published an article in The Maryland Litigator.

Steven Klepper guest authored a chapter of the Second Edition of Maniloff & Stempel's General Liability Insurance Coverage: Key Issues in Every State.

Phil Andrews and John Dougherty published an article in The Maryland Litigator.

Natalie McSherry presented a paper to the Barristers Law Club.