To deal with the unprecedented challenges presented by the novel Coronavirus, Maryland’s Senate...
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COVID-19 Business Relief
The team at Old Line Government Affairs and our legal affiliate, Nemphos Braue, continues to...
COVID-19 Update
We are closely monitoring the rapid state and national developments regarding COVID-19, and we are...
Insight 2020: Session Update
Our Insight 2020 blog series will provide you with updates and news regarding the Maryland General...
Governor Hogan’s State of the State Address
On February 5, Governor Larry Hogan delivered his annual State of the State Address to the...
Insight 2020: Industrial Hemp
Our Insight 2020 blog series will provide you with updates and news regarding the Maryland General...
Insight 2020: Renewable Energy
Our Insight 2020 blog series will provide you with updates and news regarding the Maryland General...
Insight 2020: Sports Betting
Our Insight 2020 blog series will provide you with updates and news regarding the Maryland General...
OLGA Hosts Legislative Briefing Roundtable Breakfast
On December 17, 2019, the Old Line Government Affairs team hosted a legislative briefing...
Old Line Featured in I95 Magazine
I95 Magazine recently published an article featuring our team. The article highlighted the unique...
Insight 2020: Leadership Changes
Our Insight 2020 blog series will provide you with updates and news regarding the Maryland General...
NAIC Fall Conference
The Old Line Government Affairs team is headed to the Fall 2019 Conference for the National...
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Supporting Business in Maryland
Old Line can address legislative, regulatory and procurement needs for any company looking to do business in or with the state of Maryland.
American Joe’s Bar Featured on WMAR
As the Baltimore Museum of Industry highlights The Neighborhood Corner Bar in a new exhibit, WMAR met up with American Joe and his brother to reminisce about their family bar.
Changes Coming to Maryland Legislature
With the departure of Senator Melony G. Griffith to become CEO of the Maryland Hospital Association, several changes are ahead for the Maryland General Assembly.
