Miller, Miller & Canby Welcomes New Attorneys Patrick Klemz and Margaret Gentile
Miller, Miller & Canby is pleased to announce that attorneys Patrick Klemz and Margaret (Meg) Gentile have joined the firm, adding depth to the...read more →
Kevin D’Anna Appointed to Board of Directors of Bikes for the World
Miller, Miller & Canby attorney Kevin D’Anna has been appointed to the Board of Directors for Bikes for the World, effective August 5,...read more →
New Maryland Legislation: Accessory Dwelling Units (aka Small Houses) Act of 2025
The Maryland General Assembly has passed new legislation, specifically Senate Bill 891 and House Bill 1466, collectively known as the Accessory...read more →
Litigation Attorney Joseph Suntum Co-Authors Article “Jury’s View: How Jurors See Your Case” in ALI CLE’s July 2025 Practical Real Estate Lawyer
The American Law Institute Continued Legal Education (ALI CLE) published "Jury's View: How Jurors See Your Case" in the July 2025 edition of...read more →
Maryland Property Tax Assessments Continue to Increase
The Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation (SDAT) divides all residential and commercial properties into three groups. On a rotating basis,...read more →
MM&C Attorney Diane Feuerherd Contributes to Article “Valuing Properties in Transition” for ALI CLE
The American Law Institute CLE (ALI CLE) recently published an article on its blog examining why understanding potential for a highest and best use...read more →
Miller, Miller & Canby Announces Seven Attorneys Named as 2025 Super Lawyers in the State of Maryland
Miller, Miller & Canby is pleased to announce our attorneys who have been named to the list of Super Lawyers in the state of Maryland for 2025....read more →
Miller, Miller & Canby Sponsors 36th Annual Committee for Montgomery County Legislative Breakfast
Miller, Miller & Canby was proud to once again sponsor the Committee for Montgomery Legislative Breakfast, which took place November 22nd at the...read more →
Time to Appeal Maryland Property Tax Assessments Before Deadlines
All properties in Maryland are assessed on a three-year tax cycle. If an appeal is not filed at the beginning of the cycle, a property owner loses...read more →