The Fourth of July is right around the corner and as we celebrate America’s independence, it’s important to make sure your festivities don’t lead to trouble with the law. While sparklers and poppers are generally legal everywhere, in Washington, D.C.,…
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Get Ready For Independence Day! Fireworks Laws in the DMV
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What To Expect With The New Military Tenant “Bill of Rights”
For many of our clients who live on base or in privatized military housing, issues with maintenance requests and other tenant-to-landlord concerns have historically caused major headaches. Although there are established rights for both tenants and landlords, such as the…
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What’s Changing With The Army’s Promotion Board System?
On April 15, 2019, the United States Army announced its intentions to refresh the centralized promotion board system for the first time in fifty years, shifting from a time-based model to a merit-based model. The ultimate goal of the new…
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Ready for BBQ Season? Fire Ordinances in the DMV
Now that the mid-May cold snap is over, just about everyone is gearing up and getting excited for one of the best parts of summer: barbeque season. If you’re planning your next backyard BBQ, it’s a good idea to brush…
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