Solo and small-firm practitioners continue to view large law firms in downtown Baltimore as a different universe from what they face in their offices across the state, according to respondents to The Daily Record’s latest Maryland Lawyers Confidence Index survey.
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Two years after he was granted a new trial by a Baltimore judge, Adnan Syed is asking the state’s highest court to uphold that order.
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An Las Vegas lawyer who once told a newspaper that he carries a gun because “I’m an attorney and people don’t like me” has been suspended for six months for flashing a gun at the opposing side during a deposition. ...
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Supporters of the Museum of Baltimore Legal History unveiled plans to renovate and modernize the 30-plus-year-old attracting inside the Mitchell Courthouse.
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A recent proposal by the Maryland State Bar Association to change the rules for what kind of content members can post on the organization’s listservs has irked some members, especially those in the Solo and Small Firm Section, who view the listservs as an essential tool in their practices.
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From July 2017 through June, when Tonya Baña was working on Donald English's case, her income was half of what she made the previous 12 months when she was working part-time as her building was undergoing renovations.
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The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has settled a disability discrimination lawsuit with a Towson-based home care agency accused of rescinding a job offer from an applicant who tested positive for tuberculosis. M&R Consulting hired an applicant for a caregiving position ...
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Two days after filing a motion seeking nearly $776,000 in attorneys’ fees, Donald E. English Jr. has filed a cross-appeal against Miles & Stockbridge PC with respect to three claims that were dismissed in his lawsuit against his former firm.
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Attorneys for opioid manufacturers, distributors and two local doctors packed into a Baltimore courtroom Thursday to argue a civil lawsuit filed against them by the city should be dismissed.
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Less than three months after a jury awarded him more than $200,000 from his former firm, Donald E. English Jr. is now seeking almost four times that amount in attorneys' fees from Miles & Stockbridge PC.
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