A retired Prince George’s County firefighter was awarded damages of $300,000 after a federal jury found the county unlawfully retaliated against her for filing a complaint of racial and gender bias.
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Read More »A former Prince George’s County special education teacher is suing the county’s board of education, claiming it discriminated against her because of her Filipino heritage.
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In-N-Out Burger has settled its federal trademark infringement claims against an Aberdeen hamburger joint that has since rebranded itself.
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Read More »In 2005, state legislators passed the Safe Schools Reporting Act, requiring that county boards of education report acts of bullying.
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Read More »A Prince George’s County jury has awarded more than $90 million to a family whose 13-year-old daughter was struck and killed four years ago while crossing the street as she was trying to reach a school-bus stop.
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Read More »An Owings Mills violinist who says he has been threatened with arrest for playing the violin on the Boardwalk in Ocean City is suing the city over the noise ordinance enacted last June.
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Read More »The long-stalled redevelopment of Baltimore’s Poppleton neighborhood could soon be moving forward, thanks to the settlement of litigation between the city and the developer it chose back in 2006.
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Read More »South Dakota has become the first state to offers lawyers an annual subsidy to live and work in rural areas.
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Read More »Roberto R. Lima, the Navy petty officer who sued to try to force the military to lift an 18-month “legal hold” and discharge him, has suffered a legal setback after an officer investigating allegations that he assaulted his estranged wife and their child recommended that several of the charges be referred to a general court-martial.
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Read More »The Clean Water Act lawsuit against Perdue Farms Inc. and Berlin-based farmer Alan Hudson is over, but the battle over attorneys’ fees goes on.
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