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T-Mobile countersues Verizon over alleged false ad promises
T-Mobile countersued Verizon Wireless, accusing its largest rival of engaging in "bait-and-switch" advertising to induce consumers to switch cellphone carriers.
MD Appellate Court judge retires, giving Moore at-large pick
Gov. Wes Moore has his first opportunity to appoint an at-large member to the 15-member Maryland Appellate Court.
US Supreme Court rebuffs challenge to ban on gun ownership by nonviolent felons
The US Supreme Court declined to hear a case challenging the federal ban on gun ownership by nonviolent felons, upholding the Gun Control Act of 1968.
Analysis: Trump’s SEC gave companies more power over investors. Lawsuits pushed them back.
The U.S. SEC's policy shift gave companies more control over shareholder proposals, sparking lawsuits against AT&T, PepsiCo and Axon.
Offit Kurman joins forces with smaller Baltimore law firm
Offit Kurman, the Bethesda-based Am Law 200 firm, has joined forces with the Baltimore firm Thomas & Libowitz.
Trump administration cannot ‘terrorize’ refugees with arrests, judge rules
A federal judge said he would not allow the Trump administration to "terrorize" Minnesota's 5,600 refugees by arresting and detaining them under a new policy.
Tariff lawsuits returned to trade court to determine next steps
A U.S. appeals court returned the lawsuits that led to most of President Donald Trump's tariffs being struck down to the U.S. Court of International Trade.
Supreme Court lets ruling stand on MD gun seizure law
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal, letting Maryland's law banning gun possession after two years or more in prison stand.
New MD Supreme Court construction begins
The upcoming Maryland Supreme Court building took a ceremonial step forward as officials gathered for the groundbreaking event in Annapolis.
Bill would give MD prosecutor power to investigate threats against judges
Threats to judges would be investigated by the Maryland Office of the State Prosecutor under a bill before the General Assembly.
MD, states can’t be forced to supply food stamp data, judge rules
A federal judge barred the USDA from cutting funding to states, including Maryland that refuse to provide SNAP recipient data, protecting millions of food stamp beneficiaries.
US court won’t block Trump from ending union bargaining for federal workers
A U.S. appeals court rejected a bid by unions to block the Trump administration from stripping federal employees of the ability to engage in union bargaining with U.S. agencies.
