Angela Currie, Esq., Attorney

acurrie@btlg.us

Areas of Practice

Employment Law
Mergers and Acquisitions
Software Licensing
Contracts

Bar Membership

Maryland (2003)
United States District for the District of Maryland

Education

J.D. University of Baltimore, Magna Cum Laude
B.A. University of Delaware

Representative Clients

Quality Training Systems
AMA Systems
Segami Corporation

Professional Membership

American Bar Association
Maryland State Bar Association
Howard County Bar Association
American Inns of Court
Business Women's Network
Domestic Violence Center, Board of Directors

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News from BTLG:

Maryland Minimum Wage Increase 2020

As of January 1, 2020, the Maryland state minimum wage of $10.10 is $11.00 an hour for both large and small employers

Increased Salary Requirements for FLSA Exemptions 2020

The U.S. Department of Labor updated the Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”) by increasing the salary requirements necessary to qualify for certain overtime exemptions, effective January 1, 2020

Workplace Harassment - Prohibitions, Liability, Enforcement, and Prevention Training

Changes to Maryland’s anti-discrimination laws, focused on harassment, are set to take effect, significantly changing the employment liability landscape for small employers in Maryland

Non-competes for low wage earners void

Under a new Maryland law any non-compete agreement that restricts the ability of an employee who earns less than $15.00 per hour or $31,200)annually, to work in the same or similar business or trade shall be deemed null and void

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