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Gun rights lawsuit dismissed as federal judge avoids interfering with Glock case in MD court
A federal judge dismissed a gun-rights group's lawsuit challenging a Maryland law, saying the same issues are addressed in a separate case.
Anti-trafficking nonprofit suspends services after alleged breach of contract by Moore admin
A nonprofit serving victims of sex trafficking and domestic abuse has sued the Moore administration, alleging breach of contract.
Child Victims Act cases resume in Baltimore court after five-month pause
After a nearly five-month pause, child sexual abuse cases brought under the Child Victims Act resumed Friday in Baltimore City Circuit Court.
MD court reverses $34.8M verdict in Baltimore birth-injury case
The Maryland Appellate Court earlier this month reversed a nearly $35 million jury verdict in a Baltimore City birth injury case.
Baltimore jury grants $2M verdict to woman who jumped out of car window
A Baltimore jury granted a $2 million verdict to a woman who jumped out of a taxi window because she feared the driver was kidnapping her.
Jury awards Baltimore $62 million in lawsuit over ‘ghost guns’
A Baltimore City jury on Wednesday night ordered an Anne Arundel County-based gun retailer to pay $62 million in damages for allowing the spread of untraceable “ghost guns” throughout the city.
MD Supreme Court grants review of 4 cases, declines to hear case on comparative negligence
Maryland's high court will review four cases, including a property dispute, inmate attack and sewage nuisance, while denying a tort case.
MD Supreme Court overturns Baltimore cop’s reckless endangerment conviction
The Maryland Supreme Court on Wednesday overturned the reckless endangerment conviction of a Baltimore police officer.
Trustees for Walters Art Museum not subject to MPIA, MD Supreme Court rules
Maryland’s high court ruled the Walters Art Museum board is not subject to MPIA, rejecting union requests for transparency.
Judge dismisses key claims in Baltimore microplastics lawsuit
A Baltimore judge dismissed claims against multiple defendants in the city’s lawsuit about the manufacture and sale of single-use plastics.
Baltimore not immune from suit by biker injured at Inner Harbor, MD high court rules
The Maryland Supreme Court held that Baltimore is not shielded from a negligence lawsuit brought by a biker injured on the Inner Harbor Promenade.
Judge rejects controversial addiction treatment center in Northeast Baltimore
A Baltimore City judge rejected a company’s controversial request to establish an addiction treatment center on Harford Road.
