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J. Neil Lanzi, P.A.

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nlanzi@lanzilaw.com                                  410.296.0686

www.lanzilaw.com                                      409 Washington Ave, Suite 617

                                    Towson, MD 21204

 

 

Areas of Practice:

  • Automobile Accidents
  • Business Law
  • Land Use and Zoning
  • Development
  • Real Estate
  • Buying and Selling of Business
  • Personal Injury
  • Probate and Estate Planning
  • Contracts

J. Neil Lanzi's Blog

Avoiding Start Up Problems When Opening Shop

Posted on April 10, 2012 at 10:30am 0 Comments

It is a moment when dreams begin to take the shape of…

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You Have Been in an Automobile Accident, What Should You Do?

Posted on February 22, 2012 at 1:30pm 0 Comments

A car accident is not something you can ever predict; however if one does occur, you should know what to do immediately thereafter to reduce the severity of its repercussions. Neil Lanzi, P.A. has compiled step-by-step instructions of what to do immediately after getting into an accident. We hope it helps if that terrible moment ever does occur.

  1. If you can do so safely, pull your vehicle off to the side of the road out of harm’s way.
  2. Whether you are at fault or not,…
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The Disabled Job Applicant

Posted on December 18, 2011 at 3:00pm 0 Comments

Employers may be exposed to liability under the Americans With Disability Act ("ADA") for failing to hire job applicants because of medical conditions that have no effect on job performance.  Most employers now realize the ADA was designed in part to prevent employers from firing employees due to disabilities. You have a disability under the ADA if you have a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits a major life activity such as hearing, seeing, speaking, walking, performing…

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What to Do About Your Neighbor's Tree

Posted on November 29, 2011 at 3:00pm 0 Comments

A commonly asked question by property owners is, “what rights do I have to protect my property from overhanging trees, plants and other debris from a neighboring property?”



In Maryland, reasonable self-help remedies are allowed to prevent injury to one's property due to encroaching vegetation from a neighbor's property. This means that a property owner has the right to cut back encroaching branches, vines and roots up to the property line, however, a property owner may not enter…

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Avoiding Start Up Problems When Opening Shop

It is a moment when dreams begin to take the shape of reality.After countless days of hard work and planning, you are finally ready to put pen to paper on what will be your new store, restaurant or office space. Unfortunately, this is far too often the same point of the story where the dreams of business owners can create nightmares that cost small fortunes unless proper steps are taken.Leasing out new space for a business can be an…See More
Apr 10
J. Neil Lanzi posted a blog post

You Have Been in an Automobile Accident, What Should You Do?

A car accident is not something you can ever predict; however if one does occur, you should know what to do immediately thereafter to reduce the severity of its repercussions. Neil Lanzi, P.A. has compiled step-by-step instructions of what to do immediately after getting into an accident. We hope it helps if that terrible moment ever does occur.If you can do so safely, pull your vehicle off to the side of the road out of harm’s way.Whether you are at fault or not, call 911 for help if you…See More
Feb 22
J. Neil Lanzi posted a blog post

The Disabled Job Applicant

Employers may be exposed to liability under the Americans With Disability Act ("ADA") for failing to hire job applicants because of medical conditions that have no effect on job performance.  Most employers now realize the ADA was designed in part to prevent employers from firing employees due to disabilities. You have a disability under the ADA if you have a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits a major life activity such as hearing, seeing, speaking, walking, performing…See More
Dec 18, 2011
J. Neil Lanzi posted a blog post

What to Do About Your Neighbor's Tree

A commonly asked question by property owners is, “what rights do I have to protect my property from overhanging trees, plants and other debris from a neighboring property?” In Maryland, reasonable self-help remedies are allowed to prevent injury to one's property due to encroaching vegetation from a neighbor's property. This means that a property owner has the right to cut back encroaching branches, vines and roots up to the property line, however, a property owner may not enter the adjoining…See More
Nov 29, 2011
Douglas L. Burgess commented on J. Neil Lanzi's blog post Naming a Legal Guardian
"Neil, your advice is correct and needs reminding as well as having all update their powers of attorney and health care directives with current ones.  To delay is to risk an expensive and stressful guardianship proceeding for an accidentally…"
Nov 16, 2011
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Naming a Legal Guardian

In today’s extremely busy world, many parents delay the drafting and execution of their last Will and Testament. Besides the ability to direct and control the distribution of your assets after death, a Will may provide for the designation of a Guardian for your minor children. If you do not have a Will or have not designated a Guardian for your minor children, the State may appoint one for you if both parents are deceased. The results can be expensive and in most cases totally the opposite of…See More
Nov 15, 2011
J. Neil Lanzi commented on J. Neil Lanzi's blog post Independent Contractor vs. Employee
"Thanks Doug for your comment. It definitely is a trap for business owners. -Neil"
Oct 31, 2011
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Oct 31, 2011
Douglas L. Burgess commented on J. Neil Lanzi's blog post Independent Contractor vs. Employee
"Neil Lanzi has great advice on the issue of independent contractors.  This is a potential trap for business owners especially as they grow and get larger.  Maryland is a tough state on this issue compared to most so if there is a doubt you…"
Oct 28, 2011
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"It's a distinction that is often blurred however getting it wrong could cost you. http://ning.it/tNadNe"
Oct 27, 2011
J. Neil Lanzi posted a blog post

Independent Contractor vs. Employee

Businesses today often hire independent contractors over employees, however, the distinction is often blurred and liability may result not only to a third party but also to the Internal Revenue Service.  In the event the Internal Revenue Service determines a worker is an employee and not an independent contractor, an employer may be charged with back payroll taxes, interest and penalties.Once your company determines it will hire independent contractors, certain steps should be taken.  It should…See More
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"Very happy to announce that my new website is live - www.lanzilaw.com/."
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At 5:23pm on June 9, 2011,
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David A. Wilson
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Happy to see you on board Neil.  This could become a very valuable network.
 
 
 

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