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City provides counsel for immigrants, but which ones?
Representing immigrants leads news items including travel ban, praising a convict and getting to the point when filing motions.
Study: Millennials in Big Law value work-life balance over pay
But they still view making partner as a long-term career goal, according to the results of a new national survey.
Gorsuch goes to the end of the line
Neil Gorsuch takes his Supreme Court seat heads news summary including Wells Fargo seeks recompense, legal jobs drop and a governor had an affair to forget.
Parties to Baltimore consent decree big adding names to legal teams
As the finalization of a consent decree in Baltimore gets more thorny and political, both sides are adding attorneys to the case who have worked on cases in the public eye.
Barbera named UB Law commencement speaker
Maryland Court of Appeals Chief Judge Mary Ellen Barbera is addressing this year's graduates at the University of Baltimore School of Law's spring commencement.
Incitement claim against Trump proceeds to trial
Incitement claim heads news summary including competency, sexual harassment and disability rights.
Help wanted: A new Court of Special Appeals judge
Maryland judges and lawyers who seek to fill Chief Judge Peter B. Krauser's at-large seat must apply by April 20.
Fourth DUI could soon lead to up to 10 years in jail
The bill also makes a fourth drunken-driving conviction a felony in addition to the increased penalty.
Is law-school debt declining?
Declining law-school debt leads news summary including medical malpractice, handling the homeless and battle for the bench.
Baltimore issued $16M in parking tickets last year
A new study from a Baltimore lawyer says be careful when parking in the lower parts of Cross, Calvert, Paca and Gay streets.
Baltimore consent decree advocates say transparency still necessary
A majority of the dozen community groups and 35 individuals who submitted written testimony to a federal judge were supportive of the agreement.
Remembering Judge Boone
Judges, lawyers and a former governor recall the longtime Baltimore County District Court jurist.
