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BAYSTATE PROPERTIES, L.L.C. v. VINCENT SALVATORE SERIO
The dispute in this case concerns an ambiguous mandate that this Court issued in an earlier appeal. The ambiguity concerns whether this Court had reversed both money judgments in a consolidated case against the appellant, or whether it had reversed only one of the two.
Health reform panel to vote on benchmark plan
ANNAPOLIS — A Maryland panel working on implementing federal health care reform is planning to take a vote on the state’s benchmark health benefit plan. The Maryland Health Care Reform […]
Catholic dioceses, colleges sue over mandate for contraceptive coverage
NEW YORK — Roman Catholic leaders opened a new front against the Obama administration mandate that employers provide workers birth control coverage, filing federal lawsuits Monday on behalf of dioceses, […]
Justices question health care mandate
WASHINGTON — During the second of three days of oral arguments on the constitutionality of the Obama administration’s health-care reform law, the split over the constitutionality of the individual mandate […]
Experts: Loss of mandate wouldn’t kill health law
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama’s health care law would not automatically collapse if the Supreme Court strikes down the unpopular requirement that most Americans carry medical insurance or face a […]
House, Senate pass health exchange bill
ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland General Assembly has passed a measure to create a framework for a health insurance market place to provide coverage to the uninsured. The House of Delegates and […]
Jack L.B. Gohn: Contraception, an unrepresentative church, and unresponsive courts
At this writing we still don’t have an outcome, either regulatory or political, in the fight between the President and the bishops over the proposed mandate that employers, including Catholic […]
Business group files high court health care appeal
WASHINGTON — A small-business group opposed to the health care overhaul is asking the Supreme Court to strike down the entire law, not just the core requirement to buy health […]
Md. Board of Ed removes environmental education loophole
Maryland’s Board of Education revised a new environmental education requirement to remove what critics complained was a loophole that school districts could use to get around the mandate. Critics complained […]
