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Former med-mal attorney Stephen Snyder appeals conviction
Stephen Snyder, the prominent former medical malpractice lawyer, says he was not competent to represent himself at his criminal trial last fall because of a combined diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease and dementia.
MD Supreme Court grants review of three cases for upcoming term
Maryland’s high court will hear cases on rental licensing, IP evidence in a criminal trial, and a construction contract dispute next term.
4th Circuit tosses ousted PG County judge’s suit against former judicial colleagues
The 4th Circuit dismissed ex-judge April Ademiluyi’s appeal against Maryland’s judicial commission and former colleagues over misconduct claims.
MD commercial tenant holding over ruling strengthens residential renter protections, advocates say
Maryland Supreme Court ruling limits tenant holding over evictions, reinforcing protections against predatory lease practices.
4th Circuit narrowly revives union member’s suit over alleged misappropriation of funds
The 4th Circuit revived a union member’s lawsuit alleging union officers misused funds, ruling she met federal demand requirements.
4th Circuit rules provision of MD digital ad tax violates 1st Amendment
The 4th Circuit ruled Maryland’s digital ad tax “pass-through” ban unconstitutional, finding it violates the First Amendment.
4th Circuit revives MD prisoner’s excessive force claim against Eastern Correctional Institution officers
The 4th Circuit revived a Maryland inmate’s excessive force claim, citing disputes over correctional officers’ conduct and ordering a trial.
Top MD court reverses conviction of Montgomery County man under ‘kingpin’ statute
Maryland's top court overturned a conviction, ruling the state’s kingpin law targets only leaders, not low-level participants.
Maryland Appellate Court: Dismissal of neglect finding; preemption
Dismissal of neglect finding — preemption
College Park lawyer disbarred after failing to pay millions in employment taxes
College Park lawyer James McCollum Jr. was disbarred in Maryland after pleading guilty to failing to pay over $2M in employment taxes for 24 years.
MD Supreme Court grants review of 4 cases, declines to hear case on comparative negligence
Maryland's high court will review four cases, including a property dispute, inmate attack and sewage nuisance, while denying a tort case.
MD Supreme Court overturns Baltimore cop’s reckless endangerment conviction
The Maryland Supreme Court on Wednesday overturned the reckless endangerment conviction of a Baltimore police officer.
