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10 DMV Trademark Facts You Should Know Before Launching a New Brand in 2026

10 DMV Trademark Facts You Should Know Before Launching a New Brand in 2026

by Lucrecia P. Johnson, Esq. LL.M. | Nov 7, 2025 | Business Law, Trademark Law

By LPJ Legal, PLLC D.C., Maryland, and Virginia operate as one regional market. If you’re launching a new brand here in 2026, then you’ll be entering one of the most dynamic and competitive business regions in the country. The DMV’s interconnected economy offers both...
The Curse of the Undisclosed Defect: What Sellers MUST Reveal (and What Buyers Should Fear)

The Curse of the Undisclosed Defect: What Sellers MUST Reveal (and What Buyers Should Fear)

by Lucrecia P. Johnson, Esq. LL.M. | Oct 31, 2025 | Real Estate

By LPJ Legal, PLLC They thought they’d found their dream home: perfect neighborhood, good price, move‑in ready. Then the basement started leaking. Next came the mold. And behind the walls… electrical work that looked like someone ghost‑wired the circuit. Welcome to...
👻🕷️ A Web of Wicked Waivers: Essential Liability Protections for Your Business Event

👻🕷️ A Web of Wicked Waivers: Essential Liability Protections for Your Business Event

by Lucrecia P. Johnson, Esq. LL.M. | Oct 29, 2025 | Business Law

By LPJ Legal, PLLC Pumpkin patches, pop-up markets, after-hours corporate gatherings—fall is full of events that bring businesses and neighbors together to enjoy cool weather and the warmth of community. With fall celebration lies legal risk. Remember, if your...
Be Careful How You Structure Your Real Property Transfers

Be Careful How You Structure Your Real Property Transfers

by Lucrecia P. Johnson, Esq. LL.M. | Oct 27, 2025 | Real Estate

By LPJ Legal, PLLC When real estate transactions involve complex structures, like ground leases or sale-leasebacks, labeling a transfer as a “retained interest” or failing to record it properly does not make it exempt from D.C. transfer and recordation taxes. In fact,...
Understanding the 2025 RENTAL Act: Why DC Updated its Housing Law, and What It Means for Tenants & Landlords

Understanding the 2025 RENTAL Act: Why DC Updated its Housing Law, and What It Means for Tenants & Landlords

by Lucrecia P. Johnson, Esq. LL.M. | Oct 7, 2025 | Real Estate

By LPJ Legal, PLLC The D.C. Council approved the RENTAL Act (B26-0164) on September 17, 2025; however, it has not yet been enacted into law and therefore is not currently in effect.Stay connected with LPJ Legal on LinkedIn for updates to the 2025 RENTAL Act, and other...
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