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MD co-leads states opposing federal rule limiting health student loans
Maryland is part of a coalition opposing a proposed rule that would limit federal student loan access for some graduate health programs.
Trump DOJ aims to limit ethics probes into its lawyers
The U.S. Justice Department is seeking to constrain ethics investigations conducted at the state level into alleged misconduct by its lawyers.
Commanders to pay DC $1M to settle suit that claimed team misled fans
The Washington Commanders agreed to pay D.C. $1 million to settle a lawsuit that accused the team’s previous owner, Daniel Snyder, of misleading fans about an investigation.
MD attorneys highlight key considerations and documents in estate planning
Maryland attorneys explain wills, revocable trusts and fiduciary choices in estate planning during a Daily Record Virtual Panel Discussion.
Tariff-refund seekers flock to a little-known US court with big-case experience
The U.S. Court of International Trade faces a surge of 2,000 tariff refund lawsuits after the Supreme Court ruled tariffs illegal.
Family of Baltimore’s Henrietta Lacks settles unjust enrichment lawsuit
The family of Henrietta Lacks, a Black Baltimorean whose cells contributed to major scientific breakthroughs, has reached another settlement with a pharmaceutical giant.
MD Judiciary to launch new Case Search site
The Maryland Judiciary plans to launch its new case search and record portal on March 14, the court system announced.
‘Sheer neglect and abuse’ of about 200 cats found in MD animal cruelty case
About 200 cats were found neglected and abused in Wicomico County, Maryland, authorities said, prompting a major rescue operation.
Father of accused Georgia school shooter convicted of second-degree murder
Colin Gray, the father of a boy charged with killing four people at a high school in Georgia in 2024, was found guilty of second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter.
Trump DOJ reverses, will pursue appeals in law firm executive order cases
The Justice Department abruptly reversed course, saying it would pursue its bid to revive President Donald Trump's executive orders punishing four prominent law firms.
Supreme Court blocks California privacy protections for transgender students
The U.S. Supreme Court blocked California laws that can limit the sharing of information with parents about the gender identity of transgender public school students.
Supreme Court backs pro-GOP NY congressional district map
The U.S. Supreme Court gave a potential boost to Republican hopes of retaining control of Congress in November's elections.
