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MD court rules Calvert County sheriff arbitrarily denied fee waiver for ACLU’s records request
The Calvert County Sheriff's Office arbitrarily denied a fee waiver for a records request made by the ACLU of Maryland, the Maryland Appellate Court held.
Calvert County car dealership awarded $5.7M against Ford in contract dispute
A Calvert County car dealership has obtained a multimillion-dollar jury verdict against Ford Motor Company in a contract dispute over the purchase of a Ford dealership.
Salisbury man racially discriminated against while shopping at Ollie’s, 4th Circuit rules
A Salisbury man who was the target of racial slurs by an Ollie’s employee was denied the opportunity to purchase items based on his race, the 4th Circuit held.
Bethesda site of historic Black cemetery can be sold without court approval, high court rules
Montgomery County’s housing commission can sell land containing a historic Black cemetery without court approval, the Maryland Supreme Court held.
MD high court considers whether ‘Baby Bonus’ will appear on Baltimore ballots
The Maryland Supreme Court heard arguments on whether to allow a “Baby Bonus” to be placed on the ballot in Baltimore in November.
MD not liable for woman’s juror intimidation arrest, high court rules
The Maryland Supreme Court found that a woman arrested for violating the juror intimidation statute could not proceed with a civil lawsuit.
Federal judge denies firm’s request to reconsider slashing of attorneys’ fees
Attorneys in a Maryland employment case failed in successfully requesting a federal court to reconsider an order that reduced their firm’s attorneys’ fees by nearly 90%.
Judges named in ousted MD judge’s lawsuit argue immunity, mootness
The judges against whom a now-ousted Maryland judge filed a federal lawsuit have filed motions to dismiss the complaint against them.
Prince George’s County jury awards $8.5M in nursing home negligence case
A jury awarded a total of $8.5 million to the estate and daughter of a woman who died while in the care of a Prince George’s County nursing home.
MD court: Baltimore does not have to disclose records of Legg Mason tower tax deal
A charitable foundation can't obtain financial records through a public information act request, the Maryland Appellate Court ruled.
4th Circuit upholds Maryland’s ban on assault weapons
A federal appellate court upheld Maryland’s ban on the sale and possession of certain military-style “assault weapons.”
MD high court: Virginia law applies to MD woman’s medical malpractice damages award
Virginia law should have been applied to determine a Maryland woman’s damages from a liposuction procedure, the Maryland Supreme Court held.
