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While evictions are currently halted nothing prevents a landlord from filing an eviction action with the court. 

Would you you move forward for court eviction process?

However, even if the courts, marshals, etc. continue to serve, I doubt eviction would be their priority anyways, so best to make things work amicably like you said. https://patch.com/georgia/atlanta/no-evictions-60-days-atlanta-says-mayor-bottoms 

Luckily we found a particular insurance clause that supported. https://www.bakerdonelson.com/coronavirus-impact-on-office-retail-and-industrial-leasesBjorik, 99.99% there will not be any Business Interruption coverage for this unless the courts force the insurance carriers to adjust the interpretation of the current policy language. 

If the termination was really egregious then you could end up in court.

Probably an independent landlord who's not keeping up with the news there will be no evictions allowed during the crisis the courts have been closed in the governor has already stated that there will be no evictions for non-payment of rent.

Around here courts are closed.

I feel it's my only recourse/leverage at this point since courts will not process evictions in the state of MD as a result of Corona Virus/COVID-19 pandemic!