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Judge: Baltimore IG’s records access ‘crushed’ by administration
A Baltimore judge seemed skeptical after hearing Mayor Brandon Scott’s administration's challenge to the city inspector general recruiting pro bono attorneys to litigate an ongoing dispute.
MD importers sue Trump administration for tariff refunds. Is it worth it?
Several Maryland firms are suing for refunds after the Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs.
$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.
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.
$2.2M settlement reached in Baltimore lead paint case
Maryland settled a civil suit against a Baltimore broadcast tower owner and a painting company after suing the firms for spreading lead-based paint chips throughout the Woodberry neighborhood.
Montgomery County judge denies police union’s challenge to transparency law
A Montgomery County judge rejected a local police union's efforts to block the release of an officer's disciplinary records and deem some Maryland police-accountability reforms unconstitutional.
Anne Arundel judge disqualifies primary challenger’s MD House candidacy
An Anne Arundel County judge found that a Maryland House of Delegates candidate does not reside in the district he aims to represent, threatening his participation in the Democratic primary.
Baltimore seeks to disqualify inspector general’s counsel in records dispute
Attorneys for Baltimore City urged a judge to reject a lawsuit filed by the city's inspector general.
New administrative judge named in Western MD
Maryland Supreme Court Chief Justice named a new Allegany County administrative judge, effective immediately.
Tobacco companies claim immunity in pollution lawsuit by Baltimore
Two tobacco companies are claiming that a nearly 30-year-old national settlement agreement makes them immune from an environmental lawsuit brought by Baltimore City.
PG County jury awards $19M verdict in med-mal case
A Prince George’s County jury last week awarded a nearly $19 million verdict to a woman whose left leg was amputated after alleged delays in the treatment of a dislocated knee.
PG County jury awards largest tree-cutting verdict in MD history
A Prince George’s County jury awarded a $933,000 verdict to a Bowie homeowner whose neighbor had nine large trees on her property cut down while she was out of town.
