In a move that shocked everyone involved, a U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge rejected both of the competing restructuring plans of the publisher of the Baltimore Jewish Times and its former printer. Judge James F. Schneider was harshly critical of the ...
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Read More »A U.S. Army Reservist has filed a lawsuit against Baltimore City and the Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office, claiming he lost his job after being called to active duty. Andrew Gross, a Columbia resident currently stationed at Fort Bragg, N.C., ...
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Read More »A Baltimore Police Department sergeant who already had one misconduct lawsuit pending against him was sued again Thursday — this time for allegedly using Hollywood-style intimidation tactics to threaten Baltimore resident Mark C. Harrell. Harrell and Roslyn Wiggins say that ...
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Read More »A bankruptcy judge will begin hearing arguments Tuesday from Baltimore Jewish Times owner Alter Communications Inc. and its former printer, H.G. Roebuck & Son Inc., to decide whose vision for the future of the company will prevail. Alter filed a ...
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Read More »George Volz was in downtown Baltimore enjoying a rock concert with friends at the Bourbon Street nightclub in November 2009 when he felt a hammer-like blow to the side of the head. Everything suddenly went dark. Volz hit the floor, ...
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Read More »Registration is reportedly full for today”s University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law School convocation featuring U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor. But never fear: Daily Record reporter Andy Marso (that would be me), will be live-tweeting the ...
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Read More »Two Baltimore lawyers have filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of at least 75 families they say were poisoned while participating in a lead-paint abatement study performed by the Kennedy Krieger Institute in the mid-1990s. Thomas F. Yost Jr. of ...
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Read More »How private is your balcony? And how much cause do police need to have before they enter and search it? The Court of Special Appeals wrestled with those questions and determined that a second-story balcony was private and that the ...
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Read More »“Great morning, everyone,” Baltimore City Council President Bernard C. “Jack” Young said in calling to order today’s giddy, post-election Board of Estimates meeting. There was plenty of back-slapping between Young and Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, whose victories were nearly as dominant as the Ravens’ beatdown ...
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Read More »The city of Baltimore is poised to pay $30,000 to a furnace repairman named Michael Wright, who claims a police officer dragged him out of a vehicle and broke his wrist during a traffic stop in 2009. In February, the ...
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