The chicken farmer who allegedly discharged pollutants into a Chesapeake Bay tributary admitted in court that he did not have a management plan in place to prevent groundwater contamination for four years.
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Read More »Frederick E. Bouchat, the security guard whose design was used in the Baltimore Ravens’ original “Flying B” Ravens logo, was back in federal court Wednesday to determine the amount of royalties he should receive for the sale of the team’s highlight films from 1996, 1997 and 1998.
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Read More »Baltimore City Circuit Court Clerk Frank M. Conaway has moved one step closer toward filing a class action to force the city to collect millions of dollars in delinquent water bills from businesses and other large customers, at the same time that homeowners are at risk of losing their homes because of as little as $35 in unpaid bills.
Read More »The family of a 65-year-old Montgomery County man who died after allegedly being stun-gunned, beaten and pepper-sprayed by police officers is suing the county for $145 million.
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Read More »A jury has awarded an Anne Arundel County father $720,000 in his lawsuit against his former wife and three other people, in which he claimed his ex-wife encouraged their 16-year-old daughter to run away and allowed her to marry rather than honor a court order granting him custody.
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Read More »A Maryland college student who lost a finger when a vial laced with chemicals exploded while he was completing an internship at a military research laboratory at Aberdeen Proving Ground is suing the U.S. government for $2 million.
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Read More »Baltimore City State’s Attorney Gregg L. Bernstein has achieved one of the first goals he announced after taking office in January 2011: Finding new space to consolidate roughly 200 prosecutors, investigators and support staff who are now dispersed throughout the city’s circuit courthouses.
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Read More »A former Baltimore County police recruit is suing the county for $500,000 in punitive damages, claiming it refused to let him resume training after an appendicitis attack because he is black and homosexual.
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Read More »A paralyzed woman’s failure to file a complaint within a six-month window allowed by the Federal Tort Claims Act means that the claim was properly dismissed, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has held.
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