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Melody Simmons’ real estate notebook
The news on Thursday that Miles & Stockbridge PC would move its Baltimore office to the Transamerica Tower prompted a huge sigh of relief for downtowners. The tower, a signature […]
Cordish $600M defamation suit now in federal court
The Cordish Cos.’ defamation lawsuit against the majority owner of Indianapolis Downs LLC has been moved to U.S. District Court, District of Maryland. The $600 million suit, which claims that […]
Update: City senator wants answers on lead paint judgments
State Sen. Cathy Pugh, D-Baltimore City, is seeking to hold back $17.5 million in funding slated for Baltimore until the city government comes up with a plan to pay $12 […]
Rolley opens shop in Hampden
Politics often has strange bedfellows. For that, look no further than Hampden where, located between a tattoo parlor and a new age bookshop, mayoral candidate Otis Rolley has opened his […]
Baltimore OKs spending for Officer Torbit’s death probe
Baltimore city officials have approved $75,000 to fund an investigation into the shooting death of a police officer in January. The Board of Estimates on Wednesday also approved the costs […]
Lawyers for Hopkins student hit by car file $10M suit
Lawyers for a Johns Hopkins University student who was struck by a car while riding his bicycle last month have filed a $10 million lawsuit against the car’s driver. Nathan […]
City solicitor says mayor didn’t violate ethics laws
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake did not violate city ethics laws by voting on contracts involving the Johns Hopkins University, despite her husband’s employment with a Hopkins subsidiary, Baltimore‘s top lawyer reported […]
Maryland’s top-paid employees found at colleges
Out of 148,362 people who were paid any sort of salary by the state of Maryland in fiscal 2010, about 3 percent of them made six-figure salaries. According to a […]
Campaign advertises renters’ rights
Terence Pleasant had been renting a Washington Village rowhouse with a friend for six months when he received a letter from a bank’s lawyer in December 2009. The house he […]
Bernstein makes his pitch
I can see the classified ad now: Change the world one criminal defendant at a time! Young lawyers wanted for fast-paced, high-energy job making the city safe. Hours are long, […]
Baltimore’s Restaurant Week shrinks
Baltimore‘s City’s Restaurant Week will be shorter this winter, but similar promotions in Baltimore and Howard counties will be longer than in previous years. Baltimore City has downsized its promotion […]
Photo of the Day – Attacking gun violence
Check out a slideshow of our past Photos of the Day from The Daily Record‘s staff photographers. We also have a SmugMug page, where you can purchase photos taken by […]
