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Appellate Court of Maryland: Juvenile court, sex offender registry, ’employer’ liability
Juvenile court — sex offender registry — 'employer' liability
County jail warden’s lawsuit against Baltimore lawyer clears another hurdle
A defamation lawsuit by the Somerset County jail warden and county administrator against a Baltimore lawyer has moved closer to trial.
MD AG calls for limiting police chases, improving mental health services
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown is calling for expanded mental health services and a higher standard for police chases.
Baltimore County divorce lawyer disbarred
A Maryland divorce lawyer was disbarred for her failure to competently represent a client and her lack of cooperation with an investigation.
More MD law firms adopt AI as the technology evolves
Maryland law firms are increasingly using artificial intelligence to streamline discovery, drafting and analysis as AI adoption accelerates.
MD-based McCormick forecasts weak annual profit on tariffs, higher input costs
Maryland-based McCormick & Company on Thursday forecast fiscal year 2026 profit below analysts' estimates.
Burlington Eastpoint Mall location to relocate within Dundalk
Off-price retailer Burlington Stores Inc. announced it is relocating its Eastpoint Mall store to the German Hill Center.
GameStop closing stores, including 8 in MD
Hundreds of GameStop stores are closing in the U.S. this month, including locations in Maryland, reports show.
Rockville investment advisory firm, wealth management firm merge
Cerity Partners, a national wealth management firm, announced it merged with Rockville investment firm SOL Capital Management.
Judge blocks state law preventing out-of-state breweries from shipping to Marylanders
A federal judge has blocked a state law that prevents out-of-state breweries from shipping beer to Maryland residents.
Credit union offers up to $75K in scholarships for MD students
APG Federal Credit Union announced that applications for its annual scholarship program opened for Baltimore-area students Jan. 2.
Wes Guckert, CEO and founder of The Traffic Group, dies
Wes Guckert, the founder, CEO and chairman of Baltimore County-based The Traffic Group, died after a brief hospitalization.
