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Subcontractors for Amazon warehouse not third-party beneficiaries, MD high court rules
Subcontractors who built an Amazon warehouse fulfillment center in Baltimore are not third-party beneficiaries of the contract, the Maryland Supreme Court held.
MD software developer alleges Irish mobile game developer infringed trademark
A Maryland software developer has filed a federal lawsuit against an Irish mobile game developer, alleging trademark infringement.
Ousted Prince George’s judge removes MD disciplinary body from lawsuit
Ousted Prince George’s County Circuit Judge April T. Ademiluyi has dismissed the Maryland Commission on Judicial Disabilities as a party to her federal lawsuit against her former judicial colleagues.
4th Circuit denies Baltimore County’s request to stay mandate in FLSA lawsuit
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit’s order that inmates who work at a Baltimore County recycling facility could be considered employees under the Fair Labor Standards Act is in effect while Baltimore County takes its appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, the 4th Circuit held.
Baltimore City plans to appeal dismissal of climate change lawsuit
Baltimore City officials plan to appeal a decision earlier this month to dismiss the city's nearly 6-year-old lawsuit against more than two dozen fossil fuel companies.
MD appeals court upholds stormwater tax in Montgomery County; permits tax credit
A quarry and building supply business in Montgomery County is eligible for a tax credit for providing on-site treatment for its stormwater, a Maryland court held.
Divided MD Supreme Court upholds police immunity in Korryn Gaines shooting
A Baltimore County police officer is entitled to qualified immunity in the 2016 shooting death of Korryn Gaines, the Maryland Supreme Court ruled.
MD pickleball manufacturer sues sport’s governing body, alleging breach of implied contract
A Montgomery County pickleball paddle manufacturer is suing the USA Pickleball Association, alleging breach of an implied contract.
Tenant advocates say 4th Circuit ruling on Baltimore ordinance shows need for legislative change
Advocates said the ruling emphasizes the need for Maryland legislators to address reclamation periods and notice for tenants to claim personal property after an eviction.
TEDCO entitled to immunity in former employee’s discrimination lawsuit, 4th Circuit rules
TEDCO is considered an arm of the state of Maryland and cannot be sued by a former employee alleging discrimination and retaliation, the 4th Circuit ruled.
Family of man killed in jail sues PG County, alleges solitary confinement aided son’s death
The family of a man diagnosed with schizophrenia who was killed while awaiting trial in a Prince George’s County jail has filed a federal lawsuit.
Somerset warden, county administrator sue Baltimore law firm, alleging biased investigation
A Somerset County warden and county administrator filed a lawsuit, alleging a Baltimore lawyer's investigation into the pair was biased and defamatory.
