News Articles & Speaking Engagements
YVS Law Welcomes Sarah H. Dye as Senior Counsel in its Annapolis office
YVS Law, LLC is pleased to announce the expansion of its Real Estate practice group with the addition of Sarah…
Read MoreYVS Law Announces Rebranding with New Name and Logo
YVS Law Announces Rebranding with New Name and Logo YVS Law, LLC, formerly known as Yumkas, Vidmar, Sweeney & Mulrenin,…
Read MoreNew Partners Expand YVSM Expertise
YVSM is excited to announce the addition of attorneys David Plott and Ben Wechsler as Partners in its Annapolis office.…
Read MoreA Bittersweet Farewell
To our Clients, Colleagues and Friends: It is with bittersweet thoughts that we announce that Lisa Stevens will be accepting…
Read MoreWechsler Speaks to National Audience of Environmental and Energy Attorneys.
On April 3, 2020, Yumkas, Vidmar, Sweeney & Mulrenin partner Benjamin S. Wechsler served as an invited panelist at the…
Read MoreContinuing Our Operations So We Can Help You Manage Yours- COVID-19
When it comes to all aspects of insolvency, bankruptcy, business controversies and real estate issues, you can turn to the…
Read MoreYVSM Confirms Chapter 11 Plan for Advanced Patient Advocacy
YVSM successfully confirmed the Chapter 11 plan of liquidation for Advanced Patient Advocacy, LLC (“APA”) on November 26, 2019, before…
Read MoreEffective February 2020: New Changes to Bankruptcy Law Will Help Small Businesses
For further information on small business bankruptcies, please contact Lisa Stevens at 443-569-0795. Deciding to declare bankruptcy is never an…
Read MoreThe , A Constitutional Study
Executive Power vs. the Power of Subpoena Committee On the Judiciary, United States House of Representatives v. Donald F. McGahn[1]…
Read MoreMaryland Court of Special Appeals Upholds Decision Under Architectural Control Covenant Prohibiting Solar Roof Panels
On August 29, 2019, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals upheld a decision under an architectural control covenant requiring homeowners…
Read MoreBankruptcy Court Finds that Claim Based on Maryland Construction Trust Statute Not Grounds to Except Debt from Discharge Under 11 U.s.c. § 523(A)(4)
Recently, the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Maryland held that an alleged violation of Maryland’s Construction Statute…
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