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4 University of Maryland fraternities sue university over Greek life suspension
Four fraternities at the University of Maryland have filed a federal lawsuit over the indefinite suspension of Greek life social and recruitment activities.
4th Circuit upholds constitutionality of Howard County school board student selection process
A Howard County school board’s process for selecting the board’s student member is constitutional, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit ruled.
Maryland jury awards record $3M in medical malpractice suit
A jury returned a $3.38 million verdict in a medical malpractice lawsuit, marking the largest verdict of its kind in Wicomico County’s history.
Baltimore settles ‘ghost gun’ lawsuit for $1.2M, blocking sales to Marylanders
The city of Baltimore has reached a settlement in its lawsuit against the country’s leading manufacturer of ghost gun kits.
Baltimore jury awards $1.5M in nursing home bed sore case
A Baltimore jury awarded $1.5 million to the estate of a deceased Baltimore nursing home resident in a negligence and medical malpractice lawsuit.
4th Circuit rules unemployment benefits are protected by Electronic Fund Transfer Act
A self-employed Baltimore mechanic’s prepaid debit card for unemployment benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic is protected, the 4th Circuit held.
Md. appeals court rejects environmental advocates’ challenge to stormwater permits
Stormwater permits obtained by Baltimore City and Baltimore County met state and federal legal standards, the Maryland Appellate Court ruled Wednesday.
Md. high court takes up Baltimore subrogation case stemming from Amazon warehouse damage
The Maryland Supreme Court has agreed to hear a Baltimore City case that will determine the scope of subrogation waivers in construction contracts.
Former Md. trooper guilty of misconduct, appellate court affirmed
A Maryland State Police trooper who changed the recorded location of a traffic stop from D.C. to Prince George’s County is guilty of misconduct and should be terminated, the Maryland Appellate Court found.
Former student sues University of Maryland School of Pharmacy over disciplinary grievances
A former University of Maryland School of Pharmacy student filed a complaint against the university in federal court.
Md. lawyer has no claim under firm’s insurance policy for indictment, 4th Circuit rules
A former shareholder of a Maryland law firm did not have a claim under his professional liability insurance policy for his indictment in a criminal case, the 4th Circuit held.
Maryland company’s customer and pricing information are trade secrets, court rules
A company’s confidential consumer lists and pricing information are trade secrets and were misappropriated, the Maryland Appellate Court held.
