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Theresa B. Shea, Chair
100 S. Charles Street, Fl 14
Baltimore, MD 21201-2725
(410) 468-1020 Fax: (410) 468-1075
E-mail: theresa.b.shea@lmco.com

Section Dues: $15 per year

By-Laws

John J. Delaney Has Been Selected As the 2008-2009 Recipient of the Distinguished Maryland Real Property Practitioner Award

John J. Delaney of Linowes & Blocher in Silver Spring, MD has been selected as the 2008-2009 recipient of the Distinguished Maryland Real Property Practitioner Award. Mr. Delaney has been practicing in the area of real property and land use law for over forty years. He is respected as an authority on zoning and land use law, and is an expert in land use regulation and regulatory takings. He is also an accomplished lecturer and author in the land use and planning areas. Prior to practicing law, he served as a lieutenant in the United States Army. Mr. Delaney’s professional and civic affiliations include the American Institute of Certified Planners, the American Planning Association, the National Association of Homebuilders, the Board of Directors of Gonzaga High School, and the Maryland Smart Growth Commission. Mr. Delaney will be presented with this award at the Annual Meeting of the Real Property Section in Ocean City, Maryland, on June 12, 2009. Please join us in extending our warmest congratulations to Mr. Delaney on this recognition.

View Past Recipients

Real Estate Mentor Program

The Maryland State Bar Association Real Property Section is again soliciting real estate attorneys to act as mentors to students at the University of Maryland and the University of Baltimore law schools. This is the third year of the Mentor Program and it has proven to be a success with the law students. The students at these schools have organized a real estate club and the students are interested in cultivating mentor relationships with attorneys in the real estate field. The expectation is that each mentor/mentee relationship is individual. The mentor should be willing to meet the student, and be intermittently available for telephone calls or e-mails with questions. It has been made clear to the students that these are not job opportunities and there are no expectations that this relationship will result in a job or contacts for a job. If you have acted as a mentor in the past and your mentee has graduated, please consider acting as a mentor again. This is a unique opportunity to influence the legal community of the future.

Mentor Information Sheet | Student Information Sheet

PURPOSES:

The purposes of this Section are to bring together for furtherance of their mutual interest members of the Maryland State Bar Association concerned with the law relating to taxes; to stimulate interest of members of the Maryland State Bar and inform them in the law concerning Maryland and Federal taxation; to study proposed improvements and reforms in such laws through legislation and otherwise; and generally to promote the interests and welfare of the public and members of the Bar in the areas of taxation.

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