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Rego, John A, JD

Anderson & Quinn LLC Adams Law Center

Anderson & Quinn Adams Law Center

Scanlon Alice K, Attorney

Anderson & Quinn LLC

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Scanlon, Alice K

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Phone: (301) 762-3303

Address: 25 Wood Ln, Rockville, MD 20850

Website: http://www.andersonquinn.com

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Child Custody and Visitation
Guardianship
A will is a legal instrument signed by a person, and generally witnessed by two unrelated people, which provides for the distribution of that persons assets (estate) upon his/her death. The will can also make provision for issues that arise upon death, such as cremation, burial site and the guardianship of minor children, which, without a will, may be decided at the discretion of family members. A person who dies without a will (intestate), will have his/her assets distributed in accordance with State law. Therefore, if there are arrangements that a person wants to occur upon his/her death that are not covered by the law or the State law does not distribute the decedent’s assets in the way that person would like them distributed, the preparation of a will is imperative.

Criminal Defense

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Anderson & Quinn is proud to count among its business and corporate litigation clients, large, multi-national corporations, as well as small businesses and individual stakeholders.
Business Disputes
The attorneys at Anderson & Quinn have successfully handled cases involving contract disputes; business torts, such as interference with business or contractual relationships; fraud; breach of fiduciary duty claims; corporate and partnership dissolutions; breach of stockholder agreements; breach of employment contracts; and employee wage, benefit and discrimination claims.
Business Transactions
Business/Corporate Litigation, often referred to as Commercial Litigation arises when disputes involving business transactions cannot be resolved without resorting to use of the Courts or arbitration.

Workers Compensation
Introduction In the face of the current health hazard due to the spread of COVID-19 more commonly referred to as the novel Coronavirus, a number of questions have been raised as to its impact in Workers' Compensation matters. The current environment requires adherence... read more
Employment Contract
The attorneys at Anderson & Quinn have ongoing relationships with corporate clients for whom they regularly provide advice on a wide range of issues and for whom the attorneys have drafted numerous documents, including articles of organization, bylaws, shareholders agreements, employment agreements and contracts.
Employment Litigation
The attorneys at Anderson & Quinn have successfully represented clients involved in commercial litigation, many of which involved or arose from the Uniform Commercial Code, negotiable instruments, banking fraud, asset purchase agreements, promissory notes, employment disputes, non-compete clauses and stock sales.

Real Estate Litigation
We have successfully handled complex contract and tort disputes, product liability and construction cases, insurance coverage issues, will contests, guardianship cases, probate disputes, property and real estate disputes, and personal injury matters. We prosecute and defend claims in state and federal court, in arbitration and mediation proceedings, and before government agencies.
Premises Liability
Over the years, Mr. Maiberger has tried hundreds of Workers’ Compensation matters in Maryland and the District of Columbia. He has also tried civil cases, including automobile negligence, false arrest and malicious prosecution, as well as premises liability and toxic torts cases. In this capacity he has negotiated favorable settlements and resolutions through mediation and arbitration.
Construction Litigation
Anderson & Quinn represents contractors, subcontractors, design professionals and other entities in all disputes related to construction. Our significant experience includes contract claims, design disputes, and construction defect litigation.
Property Damage
Insurance Defense Law; Civil Litigation; Premises Liability; Construction Litigation; Toxic Torts; Property Damage; Breach of Contract; Business Litigation.

Immigration Law

Citizenship and Naturalization

Personal Injury
Healthcare providers must promptly assert billing rights in personal injury cases before patient resolves personal injury claim From the time a patient who has suffered personal injuries is treated in the hospital’s emergency room, the facility, physicians, and... read more
Medical Malpractice
Revenue Cycle and Claims Denials; Managed Care Reimbursement; Workers Compensation; Network Participation and Credentialing; Medical Malpractice Defense.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Workers’ Compensation; Civil Trial; Insurance Defense; Construction Accidents; Trusts and Estates; Administrative Hearings and Appeals; Employment Law; Non-Profit Associations.
Wills
Rob Scanlon is the managing member of Anderson & Quinn, LLC. He has been with the firm since graduating from Georgetown University Law Center in 1981. Mr. Scanlon represents clients in the fields of business and corporate law, wills and trusts, and a wide variety of litigation matters, including business and commercial litigation, products liability and personal injury litigation, as well as appellate work arising out of the cases that he has tried.
Trusts
Some assets such as real property, cars, artwork, jewelry and the like, cannot be transferred through the referenced designations. However, they can be placed into what is commonly referred to as a living trust. A trust is a legal entity that holds title to property which is generally administered for the benefit of the Grantor. The Grantor is the person who transferred his/her property into the trust. The terms of the trust dictate how the trust is to be administered. Generally, however, the Grantor will use the assets in the trust as if he/she still owns them. Upon the death of the Grantor, the assets in the trust are distributed in accordance with the wishes of the Grantor, which wishes will be set forth in the trust document. In this way, upon the death of the Grantor, his/her assets are distributed without going through probate.
Power of Attorney
When a Client comes to Anderson & Quinn for the preparation of a will, we encourage the Client to consider powers of attorney. A durable power of attorney authorizes a trusted person, often a spouse or child, to act on the Client’s behalf during times that the Client is incapable of acting on his/her own. Similarly, a Health Care Directive, authorizes a trusted person to make health care decisions on behalf of the Client at a time when the Client is unable to make these decisions for themselves. A Client can also include in this document both the identity of the person to be appointed guardian of the client should that become necessary and directives that dictate the course of action to be taken in the event that the Client has a terminal illness. Without these documents some decisions and actions cannot be made without the involvement of the Court. This is both time consuming and expensive and the ultimate outcome may not be what the Client had intended.
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