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Maryland Bankers Association and former CEO settle claims over his termination
The Maryland Bankers Association and its former president and CEO have agreed to dismiss claims against each other relating to his firing.
Judge dismisses Poppleton neighbors’ suit over stalled project
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit brought last summer by a group of West Baltimore neighbors over a long-stalled development.
Mistrial declared in final charge against Weinstein
Harvey Weinstein's retrial ends in mistrial on final rape charge after jury foreperson declines to deliberate. Prosecutors plan a third trial as other verdicts remain in place.
Suspect in CEO killing cites health insurance ‘revolution’
Maryland man charged in UnitedHealthcare CEO's murder claimed it was a political act against insurers; faces both state and federal charges in Manhattan.
Baltimore judge orders temporary stay of Child Victims Act cases
A Baltimore judge stayed over 1,200 Child Victims Act cases, citing the need for case management guidance from the Maryland Supreme Court.
Survivors allege Baltimore school district ‘enabled and facilitated’ sexual abuse
Three former students have sued, alleging the Baltimore City school district allowed a special education teacher to sexually abuse them as teens.
Judge denies MD graduation bid over gender curriculum dispute
A Maryland high schooler was not allowed to graduate because he didn’t take a required health class due to his father’s curriculum objection.
MD residents sue fintech firm over payday loan practices
Three Baltimore County residents are suing financial technology company Dave, saying its cash-advance offering violated Maryland law.
Lawsuit challenges Maryland’s closed primary elections
Unaffiliated Maryland voters sued the state over closed primaries, claiming tax-funded elections deny them their constitutional right to vote.
Baltimore City sues manufacturer of Zyn nicotine pouches
Baltimore sues Zyn maker Philip Morris, alleging illegal marketing of nicotine pouches to minors in violation of consumer protection laws.
MD prosecutors drop charges against Anne Arundel Orphans’ Court judge; trial scrapped
Maryland prosecutors have dropped wiretapping and misconduct in office charges against an Anne Arundel County Orphans’ Court judge.
Anne Arundel jury awards $500K in insurance agent malpractice suit
An Anne Arundel County jury awarded half a million dollars to a man struck by an underinsured driver for a claim of malpractice against his insurance agent.
