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Proposed Changes to the HIPAA Privacy Rules

On December 10, 2020, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Office of Civil Rights (OCR) issued a notice of the agency’s intent to modify the HIPAA Privacy Rules. The HHS’ stated purpose was … Read More

Electronic Health Record Risk Management Strategies

There is no doubt that, for most health care providers, Electronic Health Records (EHRs) have become one of the central components of any healthcare practice, and so it stands to reason it is more important … Read More

Family Law March 2019 Newsletter

Family law is an intricate and complex legal area – often made more so because it frequently involves personal difficulties and intense emotions. Family law issues are broad, yet often deeply interrelated. Preparing for a … Read More

Alternatives to An Ugly Divorce

Not all divorces have to be ugly, sometimes you and your partner just grow apart and possibly don’t share the same goals or dreams any longer. Perhaps spending every waking moment together over the last … Read More

Collaborative Family Law – What Is It, and Can It Work for Me?

Collaborative Practice is a form of “alternative dispute resolution” that can be a valuable alternative to litigation and trial. In the context of family disputes, the principal difference between Collaborative Practice and conventional family law … Read More

“We have had the pleasure of working with the DARS team on many legal matters and have come to rely on their professionalism, knowledge and expertise for our business and personal needs. We met Paul Skalny through Leadership Howard County and developed a friendship that expanded into a working relationship. Paul has assisted us with many legal matters; including lease review, setting up partnerships, employee matters as well as our ESOP sale transaction. Paul is an excellent listener and quickly analyzes, comprehends and provides solutions for our business needs. He is very responsive, thorough and genuine in his approach with explaining the law and the effects of our decisions.”