News & Publications

Click here to read Shapiro Sher Guinot & Sandler's Employment Law Report for May 2013, focusing on the hazards of unpaid internships.  

Shapiro Sher's Matthew A.S. Esworthy speaks at the 2013 Government Security Conference and Expo (GovSec).

The Maryland State Bar Association today released the Fifth Edition of Pleading Causes of Action in Maryland. Co-authored by trial attorney Paul Mark Sandler of Shapiro Sher Guinot & Sandler and James K. Archibald of Venable LLP, Pleading Cause of Action has long been an essential resource for Maryland litigators.

Paul Mark Sandler presented a day-long trial training session for young lawyers at the American Bar Association Section of Litigation's annual conference in Chicago. The event used the Sacco and Vanzetti trial as an instructional vehicle and featured several prominent jurists and litigators from around the country. 

Click here to read Shapiro Sher Guinot & Sandler's Employment Law Report for March 2013, which focuses on the latest changes to the Family and Medical Leave Act.

Click here to read Shapiro Sher Guinot and Sandler's latest Banking & Financial Services Report, which focuses on the role of title endorsements in lenders' loan policies and outlines the five types of title endorsements that are most commonly used. 

Click here to read Shapiro Sher Guinot & Sandler's February 2013 Employment Law Report, featuring an article about the challenges employers face in dealing with workplace romances.

Shapiro Sher attorney Larry Gibson and his new book, Young Thurgood, are featured prominently in USA Today in a story about the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund.

Street & Smith's Sports Business Journal profiles Shapiro Sher's Ron Shapiro on his illustrious career and his 125-acre spread outside Baltimore.

Click here to read Shapiro Sher's Banking & Financial Services Report for January 2013, which focuses on Maryland's new indemnity deed of trust (IDOT) tax rule at its six-month anniversary.

"Pitfalls of Predictive Coding," by Matthew A.S. Esworthy, in the Winter 2013 issue of SideBar, a publication of the Federal Litigation Section of the Federal Bar Association.

Click here to read Shapiro Sher's Employment Law Report for January 2013, featuring the article: "Can employers still rely on social media for employee background checks?"