In an effort to expand its national practice, Baltimore law firm Brown, Goldstein & Levy, LLP has opened an office in Washington, its first office outside of Charm City. Known for its criminal defense and disability rights practices, the firm ...
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In an effort to give women and minority attorneys the opportunity to practice pitching to potential clients, Ballard Spahr LLP’s Baltimore office brought back its “Art of the Pitch” program for a second year. The program is part of Ballard ...
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Twenty years ago, prominent attorneys from some of the top law firms in Maryland banded together, seeking to allow the state’s poorest residents to have equal access to justice in civil cases. This week, Maryland Legal Aid’s Equal Justice Council ...
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Sinclair Broadcast Group has reached a settlement in a copyright lawsuit with the consulting firm it used to handle fashion “emergencies” at its TV news stations several years ago. Court records show Hunt Valley-based Sinclair reached an agreement with Colour ...
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For the first time in 15 years, less than half of the people who took the Maryland bar exam passed, according to results from the February test released this week. Of the 560 people who took the test, only 233 ...
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James P. Garland started practicing law at a time when yellow legal pads were commonplace and computer keyboards were decades away. But after 61 years in the profession, Garland has no plans to slow down. Asked if he still maintains ...
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A former Maryland assistant attorney general who was fired in 2012 is not entitled to judicial review of the decision, a Maryland appellate court has held. Alfreda Cooper claimed her dismissal was due to racial discrimination, according to a complaint ...
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A Hagerstown-based drug and alcohol treatment provider will pay $375,000 to the state to settle allegations it committed Medicaid fraud by employing a prohibited person and deceiving state regulators. Wells House Inc. employed a person on the federal List of Excluded ...
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Read More »In an effort to tear down boundaries for human-trafficking survivors, the Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service is joining forces with the University of Baltimore School of Law to offer expanded legal services to survivors and those at high risk of exploitation. ...
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A Cecil County man has sued the Lasik Vision Institute and one of its doctors after getting surgery that left him with irreparable damage in both eyes. Brian Burdsall alleges that Dr. Richard A. Norden incorrectly programmed the laser and ...
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