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In Md., medical manufacturing grants a short-term boost but not a long-term gain
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Md. cyber companies increasingly looking abroad for growth
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Md. appeals court upholds client protection fund’s denial of $2.6M reimbursement bid
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Transparency advocates sue Baltimore Law Department over police records requests
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Maryland law expanding who can perform abortion takes effect
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2022 Reader Rankings voting now open
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Democrats’ ad campaign stirs up a ruckus in Md. GOP primary fight
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Sinclair Broadcasting wins 28 regional Emmy Awards
Sinclair Broadcast Group television stations in Baltimore and Washington won 28 regional Emmy Awards at the 64th annual National Capital Chesapeake Bay Emmy Awards. Baltimore ...
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Baltimore man indicted for multiple fake loan applications
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Record low numbers prompt limits on Chesapeake Bay crabbing
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Jackson sworn in, becomes 1st Black woman on Supreme Court
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Wegmans to fork over $400K in data exposure settlement
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Perdue Farms, Wor-Wic Community College partner to ease truck driver shortage
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First United Corp. posts Q3 dividend
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GBMC, Advanced Radiology hit with $2.4M verdict in breast cancer case
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Supreme Court to hear case on state authority over elections
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Supreme Court: Biden properly ended Trump-era asylum policy
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R. Kelly sentenced to 30 years in sex trafficking case
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Venable grant helps establish Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project exoneree fund
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Giuliani’s former Ukraine fixer gets 20 months in prison
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Supreme Court rules vet who lost job as Texas trooper can sue state
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MGH lands national advertising contract with SoBol
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Ohio Supreme Court tells attorney the naked truth
Today is Monday, the 45th anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Bates v. State Bar of Arizona decision that bans on attorney advertising are unconstitutional. Here ...
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Defense lawyer proves what great-grandfather couldn’t for Black teen in 1930s
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Sharing and learning from our stories
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Texas law might shield Uvalde information, news report says
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Judge rejects Eighth Amendment claim of excruciating pain
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Use the 3-day weekend to accomplish … nothing
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Will the LSAT go away?
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Asking for help? Here are some tips to do it right
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Disbarred lawyer runs for mayor of DC
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Law firm associates leaving at record rate, survey finds
Women's Perspectives
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Maryland law expanding who can perform abortion takes effect
A Maryland law taking effect Friday will enable nurse practitioners, nurse midwives and physician assistants who receive special training to perform abortions, as some states seek to expand access to the procedure after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
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Engel-Natzke joins Caps, 1st woman to become NHL video coach
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Jackson sworn in, becomes 1st Black woman on Supreme Court
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Introducing The Daily Record’s Power 30 Banking & Financial Services 2022
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Free webinar on work and life balance in post-COVID workplace
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Nominations open for Leading Women scholarship until July 13
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Caregiving for children and elderly parents can strain women professionals
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This Md. company wants to help you pack your lunch more sustainably
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Past Top 100 Women and Circle of Excellence winners share advice, tips on work/life balance
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Community service helps women make connections, find balance
Law
Appellate Courts
Md. appeals court upholds client protection fund’s denial of $2.6M reimbursement bid
Appeals court upholds Md. ban on gun possession by nonviolent convicts
High court returns Md. assault weapons ban challenge to 4th circuit, cites Bruen
Md. high court ranks high in gender, ethnic diversity, report finds
Business
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In Md., medical manufacturing grants a short-term boost but not a long-term gain
Grants to Maryland companies manufacturing medical supplies early in the COVID-19 pandemic were successful in the short-term, Department of Commerce data shows, but have made ...
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Md. cyber companies increasingly looking abroad for growth
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Sinclair Broadcasting wins 28 regional Emmy Awards
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Wegmans to fork over $400K in data exposure settlement
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Perdue Farms, Wor-Wic Community College partner to ease truck driver shortage
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First United Corp. posts Q3 dividend
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GBMC, Advanced Radiology hit with $2.4M verdict in breast cancer case
Government
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In Md., medical manufacturing grants a short-term boost but not a long-term gain
Grants to Maryland companies manufacturing medical supplies early in the COVID-19 pandemic were successful in the short-term, Department of Commerce data shows, but have made ...
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Maryland law expanding who can perform abortion takes effect
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Democrats’ ad campaign stirs up a ruckus in Md. GOP primary fight
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Md.’s mail-in voting rules mean some winners might not be known for days
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Prosecutors: McGrath forged document showing Hogan OK’d severance deal
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Trump dismissed Jan. 6 threats, wanted to join crowd, former aide testifies
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Baltimore council passes police accountability board bill
Health Care
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Maryland law expanding who can perform abortion takes effect
A Maryland law taking effect Friday will enable nurse practitioners, nurse midwives and physician assistants who receive special training to perform abortions, as some states seek to expand access to the procedure after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
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GBMC, Advanced Radiology hit with $2.4M verdict in breast cancer case
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Honoree Video: Lifetime Achievement
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EXPLAINER: Data privacy concerns emerge after abortion decision
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Honoree Video: Workplace Wellness
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Capital Funding Group closes $135M loan for skilled nursing portfolio
Real Estate
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Farm Charm signs lease for new location in Easton
Farm Charm has opened its second location within a 4,700-square-foot space at Waterside Village in Easton.
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Drayer Physical Therapy opens outpatient clinic in Elkton
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Warehouse near Harbor East sold, to be redeveloped into luxury apartments
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MacKenzie, Harrington to complete office leasing at 401 E. Pratt St.
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Baltimore County warehouse building sells for $2.3M
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Neurological rehab and manufacturing company relocating to White Marsh
