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Jul 23, 2025

MD Supreme Court rules for company director in indemnification suit

Maryland's top court ruled Hyperheal's founder is entitled to indemnification after a misconduct lawsuit tied to his role as company director.

The Maryland Supreme Court (formerly the Court of Appeals) building is shown in Annapolis in 2004. (The Daily Record/File Photo)
May 9, 2025

MD high court weighs director indemnification rights

The Maryland Supreme Court heard arguments on whether a corporate director must be indemnified for actions outside their official corporate capacity.

“I think there’s a real difference between perception and reality,” says Andre Davis, the former appellate judge who is heading up a panel to study juvenile crime issues. “I think that the problem of so-called ‘juvenile crime’ is not nearly the crisis that some of the reporting in the media would suggest.” (The Daily Record/File Photo)
Sep 4, 2019

GTTF scope of employment question heads to Md. high court

Maryland’s Court of Appeals may determine if members of Baltimore’s Gun Trace Task Force who falsely arrested a man for possession of a gun were acting within the scope of […]

Officers seek dismissal of claims in excessive force lawsuit
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Family of GTTF victim urges court to order city to pay judgment

A plaintiff seeking an order requiring the city to pay a $32,000 judgment against three former Gun Trace Task Force officers urged the court in a motion filed Wednesday to focus […]

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