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MD Supreme Court allows source-of-income lawsuit to move forward
The Maryland Supreme Court allowed a Baltimore woman to move forward with her lawsuit alleging source-of-income discrimination.
4th Circuit: Arbitration, deliberate indifference, search and seizure, more
Arbitration – deliberate indifference – search and seizure
Trustees for Walters Art Museum not subject to MPIA, MD Supreme Court rules
Maryland’s high court ruled the Walters Art Museum board is not subject to MPIA, rejecting union requests for transparency.
Top MD court affirms denial of PG County man’s motion for new trial after DNA test
The Maryland Supreme Court denied a new trial after testing showed no victim DNA on a gun barrel used in a 2008 sexual assault case.
4th Circuit revives claim of unsanitary food, Free Exercise violation at Baltimore County jail
A federal court revived a Baltimore County inmate's lawsuit alleging unsafe jail food and denial of Muslim prayer.
MD Supreme Court rules for company director in indemnification suit
Maryland's top court ruled Hyperheal's founder is entitled to indemnification after a misconduct lawsuit tied to his role as company director.
DOJ, 24 attorneys general weigh in on climate change lawsuit before MD Supreme Court
Numerous big names are weighing into climate change lawsuits brought by Maryland jurisdictions against fossil fuel companies.
4th Circuit: Disability benefits, discrimination, implied indemnification, more
SSI disability benefits; discrimination and retaliation; implied indemnification; judgment of acquittal; misclassification
Top MD court rules against DPSCS in pair of decisions
Maryland's top court ruled inmates must receive earned credits, limiting DPSCS's authority to withhold time-served and diminution credits.
Baltimore not immune from suit by biker injured at Inner Harbor, MD high court rules
The Maryland Supreme Court held that Baltimore is not shielded from a negligence lawsuit brought by a biker injured on the Inner Harbor Promenade.
4th Circuit reverses acquittal of Anne Arundel doctor accused of Medicare fraud, orders new trial
The 4th Circuit reinstated the Medicare fraud conviction of a Maryland doctor accused of inflating COVID-19 test billing, sending the case to retrial.
MD Supreme Court affirms denial of sentence reduction in 1982 murder case
Maryland's top court affirmed a denial of sentence reduction, ruling that circuit courts have wide discretion under the Juvenile Restoration Act.
