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Marleigh Davis has returned to the Baltimore office of Franklin & Prokopik as an associate in the firm’s Baltimore workers’ compensation team. Davis knew she wanted to focus her career in litigation after clerking for the Honorable Lawrence P. Fletcher-Hill ...

Howard Hospital Foundation, which provides philanthropic support to Howard County General Hospital, named Zack Shariff chair of the board of trustees. Shariff is CEO of Allen & Shariff Engineering, a multidisciplinary professional service provider with offices in the U.S., Abu ...

Tydings, a Baltimore law firm, welcomes Benjamin S. Harvey as an associate in its litigation department and health care practice group. His experience includes representing health care providers and practitioners in diverse medical malpractice and health care liability lawsuits; manufacturers ...

Erin Moran was appointed the inaugural executive director of Towson University’s Dr. Nancy Grasmick Leadership Institute after an extensive national search. Moran will start in the role Sept. 8. Moran has spent most of her 24-year career dedicated to developing ...

Baltimore-based video production company Rock Shore Media has signed a lease with St. John Properties, Inc. for 6,000 square feet of space within Caton Research Center, expanding from its former 1,500-square-foot facility at 3918 Vero Road. The growth became necessary ...

Approximately eight months after its acquisition of 223 and 225 E. Redwood St. in downtown Baltimore, a local investment group has signed 21 new offices leases at the two buildings, initiated a comprehensive $5 million redevelopment strategy and rebranded the ...

The University of Maryland Medical System (UMMS) Monday announced a $1.2 million commitment to address food insecurity issues in the communities across the state which are served by the organization’s 13 hospitals. This initiative falls under the System’s Corporate Social ...

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball Monday announced Howard County Government buildings are now fully reopened to the public. Face coverings should be worn by anyone who is not vaccinated, and six-foot physical distancing is still encouraged. All employees and visitors ...