Brett Weiss, Managing Member of The Weiss Law Group, was quoted in The Daily Record in an article about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on law practices in Maryland. (Resources for helping you deal with the pandemic may be found by clicking on this link.)
In an article by Samantha J. Subin, Smaller, Midsize Law Firms Find It’s Feast or Famine During Pandemic, she notes:
Since Gov. Larry Hogan’s March stay-at-home order, Brett Weiss has seen a gradual uptick in inquiries from formerly successful business owners now battered by the economic downturn.
“I’m starting to see the first waves of the tsunami,” said Weiss, a Greenbelt-based bankruptcy lawyer. “Once the courts reopen and evictions and foreclosures resume, the wave is really going to start hitting.”
The postponement of foreclosure hearings until July 25 is stalling proceedings for some bankruptcy lawyers. Once courts reopen, inquiries will increase, Weiss said.
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