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An influential lawmaker says the Baltimore County Council should avoid naming a councilmember to succeed the late County Executive Kevin Kamenetz and instead pick a ...
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‘The public wants a caretaker’ to replace Kamenetz
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Md. high court disbars lawyer who failed ‘basics,’ ignored bar counsel
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Living Classrooms unleashes pirate boats on Inner Harbor
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CareFirst taps its COO to take over as Md. insurer’s top executive
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New UM Carey Law program aims to stop sexual violence before it starts
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BCF launches nearly $6M impact investment fund
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Video: Hogan announces free toll transponders in Maryland
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Law Digest – Maryland Court of Appeals and Court of Special Appeals – May 24, 2018
Court of Appeals Administrative Law, Due process: Where the investigating police officer had reasonable grounds to believe that the defendant had been driving while under ...
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Plaintiffs’ law firms to pay Oracle $270K to settle sanctions motion
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Judge: President can’t block critics on Twitter
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3 more teens charged in death of Baltimore County police officer
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Baker Donelson integrates Bloomberg Law content to intranet
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ezStorage expands with new Arnold facility
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Council approves funds aiding immigrants facing deportation
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Maryland candidates to endorse ACA down payment plan
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Judge: Suspect in officer’s death a ‘one-man crime wave’
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Hogan campaign reports raising more than $1.2M in 35 days
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Maryland Rep. Brown back on Capitol Hill after minor stroke
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McDonald’s workers file sex harassment claims
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TEDCO grant to help fund stem cell research at Johns Hopkins Medicine
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‘If I could do it over’ — businesses learn from experiences
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Records: Teen suspect said he ‘drove at’ Maryland officer
On the Record
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New UM Carey Law program aims to stop sexual violence before it starts
The Erin Levitas Initiative for Sexual Assault Prevention will draw from two UM Carey Law programs: the Gender Violence Clinic and the Center for Dispute Resolution.
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Eye on Annapolis
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Almond won’t seek appointment to replace Kamenetz
Vicki Almond wants to be Baltimore County executive but doesn't want a "political coronation."
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Ground Up
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Living Classrooms unleashes pirate boats on Inner Harbor
The Living Classrooms Foundation celebrated the launch of the Pirate Ships of Baltimore on Wednesday. The new fleet of 12 solar-powered electric ships is the ...
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Business Buzz
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University of Maryland opens lab for immunotherapy
The University of Maryland School of Medicine Monday opened a lab the university hopes will be home to the creation of the next generation of ...
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Law
Business
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Plaintiffs’ law firms to pay Oracle $270K to settle sanctions motion
Four plaintiffs’ law firms agreed in the Circuit Court for Howard County Wednesday to pay Oracle Corp. $270,000 to avoid Oracle’s motion for sanctions over their misconduct ...
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PIAA changes name to MPL Association
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CareFirst taps its COO to take over as Md. insurer’s top executive
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Baker Donelson integrates Bloomberg Law content to intranet
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ezStorage expands with new Arnold facility
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BCF launches nearly $6M impact investment fund
Government
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‘The public wants a caretaker’ to replace Kamenetz
An influential lawmaker says the Baltimore County Council should avoid naming a councilmember to succeed the late County Executive Kevin Kamenetz and instead pick a ...
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Maryland candidates to endorse ACA down payment plan
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Hogan campaign reports raising more than $1.2M in 35 days
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Maryland Rep. Brown back on Capitol Hill after minor stroke
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Democrats challenging Hogan introduce themselves to voters in 1st debate
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New equine center dedicated to Kamenetz will treat veterans
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Maryland Democratic candidates for governor to debate Monday
Health Care
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CareFirst taps its COO to take over as Md. insurer’s top executive
Staying within the company, the board of CareFirst, Inc. has named Brian D. Pieninck president and CEO of CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield beginning July 1. Pieninck, who currently ...
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AAMC can move forward with cardiac surgery program, judge rules
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LifeBridge reports data breach affecting hundreds of thousands
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US clings to health coverage gains despite political drama
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Md. law would protect state’s Planned Parenthood funding
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Maryland rises in senior health rankings with room for improvement
Real Estate
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BCF launches nearly $6M impact investment fund
Baltimore Community Foundation is aiming to use the power of financial markets to make investments in the metro area that do more than create financial ...
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Prominent east Baltimore property slated for ‘interim’ parking lot
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Tradepoint Atlantic buys Sparrows Point Shipyard
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Baltimore officials tout Park Heights redevelopment momentum ahead of Preakness
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Yard 56 developer: ‘There’s still a lot of work ahead of us’
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Columbia flex/office building sells for $5M
