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Property firm drops lawsuit challenging MD AG’s power in civil rights probes
A property management company agreed to drop a federal lawsuit against Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown's Civil Rights Division.
$970.9K medical malpractice verdict might be largest in Talbot County history
A jury last week awarded a $970,900 verdict to a man who was permanently injured after an alleged mistake during a surgery went uncorrected.
MD school employee charged with theft from county school system
A Maryland school employee was charged with felony theft and embezzlement for misusing a Worcester County Public Schools credit card.
Trump fires more immigration judges, including two who blocked student deportations
The Trump administration has fired more immigration judges, including two who blocked deportation attempts against pro-Palestinian students.
Fired Fannie Mae workers can’t sue housing director for defamation, judge rules
A federal judge ruled federal housing director Bill Pulte immune from defamation claims by 61 former Fannie Mae employees fired over alleged fraud.
Judges may volunteer at government animal shelters, MD ethics committee says
Maryland judges may volunteer at government-run animal shelters, the Maryland Judicial Ethics Committee decided last week.
Judge throws out Trump’s defamation case against Wall Street Journal
A federal judge dismissed Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal over an article describing a birthday card to deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Court allows White House ballroom construction to continue for now
A U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that construction on a new White House ballroom sought by President Donald Trump can proceed for now.
MD Supreme Court disqualifies candidate in Anne Arundel residency dispute
The Maryland Supreme Court disqualified an Anne Arundel County resident from a House of Delegates primary race, upholding a lower court’s ruling to remove him from the ballot.
Federal court declares 158-year-old home distilling ban unconstitutional
A U.S. appeals court declared unconstitutional a nearly 158-year-old federal ban on home distilling, calling it an unnecessary and improper means for Congress to exercise its power to tax.
Baltimore lawyers trade briefs for bats in long-running softball league
Lawyers and legal staff play in Baltimore for a decades-old softball league that fosters social connections and friendly competition.
Former Anne Arundel cop pleads guilty to fleeing scene of fatal crash
A former Anne Arundel County police officer pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of a deadly accident.
