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An Anne Arundel County jury awarded a $1 million verdict to a woman who sued over the long-lasting injuries she suffered in a 2017 crash.

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A federal challenge to Maryland's first-in-the-nation digital advertising tax is in limbo after a state court found the tax unconstitutional last month.

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A Baltimore-area businessman has been accused in a federal lawsuit of enticing investors with false promises and misusing his company's money for lavish personal expenses.

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Legislators in Maryland have for years failed to pass legislation that would allow child sexual abuse survivors with out-of-date civil claims to have their day in court.

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A Maryland lawyer's second chance to present mitigating factors at a disciplinary hearing did not save his law license.

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Even after a jury acquitted Joshua Treem on obstruction of justice, trust between federal prosecutors and the defense bar remained low.

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Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby wants her federal trial moved to the Greenbelt Division of the District of Maryland to combat negative pretrial publicity.

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The report identifies 158 Catholic priests accused of sexual abuse, including 43 that were never publicly identified by the Archdiocese of Baltimore.

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The family of Henrietta Lacks will file an amended complaint against a biotech company accused of profiting off her "immortal" cell line, putting off a long-awaited decision over the fate of the lawsuit.

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Baltimore will pay $350,000 to a woman who was run over and seriously injured by a Department of Public Works truck that was carrying trash bags at the Inner Harbor.

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