(410) 296-2550 HOME ABOUT MEET THE ATTORNEYS SALES LINKS BLOG CONTACT DURING THE COVID HIATUS – GORDON ON MARYLAND FORECLOSURES REWRITE Cohn, Goldberg & Deutsch, LLC, continuing its tradition of leadership in the mortgage-default legal services industry, is pleased to announce the publication and the rewrite of Gordon on Maryland Foreclosures (5th Ed. 2021), the essential treatise on foreclosure law in the State of Maryland. Ronald Deutsch, the co-editor of the treatise and co-author, spearheaded and brought to fruition the first revision of this treatise since 2004. Cohn, Goldberg & Deutsch, LLC also boasts four additional firm attorneys that co-authored and contributed their extensive expertise in additional chapters – Richard Solomon, Christianna Kersey, Michael McKeefery and Kevin Hildebeidel. Maryland foreclosure law is a living lesson in history. It is firmly rooted in English common law and reflects an evolutionary process that predated and then survived the American Revolution, four state constitutions, and eight statutory revisions. It has been subject to extensive judicial interpretation every step of the way, with enduring historical variations in each of the State’s 24 jurisdictions. To further complicate matters, its sometimes arcane state law foundations are now girded by a number of federal programs that both regulate and facilitate almost every aspect of the mortgage industry. To make sense of all of this, industry professionals have come to rely on Gordon on Maryland Foreclosures, which for 40 years has been the most comprehensive source for practical guidance on practice, procedure, and strategy. Much has evolved in this arena in the last 17 years, particularly after the collapse of the housing bubble in 2008. Substantial statutory reform in Maryland and elsewhere followed in its wake, granting borrowers new substantive rights and procedural protections, and requiring changes to the Maryland Rules, court forms, and foreclosure practices generally. Reverse mortgages have continued to proliferate, and digital documents have been fully integrated into the mortgage industry. The advents of eMortgages, eNotes, and eClosings have in turn introduced new issues and concerns into a centuries-old foreclosure process. Gordon on Maryland Foreclosures (5th., Ed. 2021) has been completely and thoroughly rewritten to address these and other legal changes and challenges. True to the memory and high standards established by Alex Gordon, a team of attorneys and judges, all experts in the field, was assembled to bring this industry resource current. There is no comparable work. This entry was posted in Uncategorized on April 7, 2021 by cgdlaw. POST NAVIGATION Weathering the Storm: How Mortgage Servicers and Default Firms can Work Together to Survive COVID-19 Moratoria RECENT POSTS DURING THE COVID HIATUS – GORDON ON MARYLAND FORECLOSURES REWRITE Weathering the Storm: How Mortgage Servicers and Default Firms can Work Together to Survive COVID-19 Moratoria The Solar Foreclosure Fixation I Can Name That Tune in One (Lost) Note Maryland Senate Bill 485 attempts to reverse Blackstone v. Sharma, 233 Md. App. 58, 161 A.3d 718 (2017) Decision ARCHIVES April 2021 May 2020 November 2019 August 2019 April 2019 CATEGORIES Uncategorized META Site Admin Log out Entries feed Comments feed WordPress.org HOME ABOUT THE FIRM MEET THE ATTORNEYS SALES LINKS BLOG CONTACT (410) 296-2550 attorney@cgd-law.com 600 Baltimore Avenue, Suite 208 Towson, MD 21204-4084 8:00 - 6:00 PM EST Monday - Friday Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that this office is deemed to be a debt collector and any information obtained may be used for that purpose. Cohn, Goldberg & Deutsch, LLC is providing the content of this website as a courtesy to its users for informational purposes only. Nothing herein should be construed as an attempt to collect a debt. Cohn, Goldberg & Deutsch, LLC shall not have any liability to any user from claims arising out of access to this website or use of the contents herein. Further, this website is not intended to create an attorney-client relationship, provide legal advice or opinions, or provide investment advice. User is responsible for obtaining their own legal and investment counsel. Cohn, Goldberg & Deutsch, LLC shall not be liable for the failure of any user to obtain competent independent counsel prior to purchasing a property at a foreclosure auction. © 2021 Cohn, Goldberg and Deutsch, LLC, All rights reserved. | Sitemap Web Design and Domain names by