Four judges and six attorneys have applied for a seat on Maryland’s top court. Hoping to succeed retired Court of Appeals Judge Clayton Greene Jr. are Court of Special Appeals Judge Timothy E. Meredith; Anne Arundel County Circuit Judges Laura ...
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Bethesda attorney Jack Garson and three of his firm’s lawyers will join Offit Kurman and begin doing business under the firm’s name on Nov. 1. Garson, president of Garson Law, along with Mark Jewell, Brian Hundertmark and Taylor Hicks, will ...
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OXON HILL — A Maryland congressman and former lieutenant governor is urging the state to remain competitive in the gaming industry, warning that other states are making it difficult to compete. Rep. Anthony Brown, a Democrat in the 4th District ...
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During his 20 years working as a Baltimore police officer Robert Smith Jr. witnessed his share of violence and its aftermath, particularly during his time as a homicide detective. Smith, now pastor at Higher Ground Ministries, recalled watching bodies being lifted ...
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Purdue Pharma filed for bankruptcy in the first step in a complex, multibillion-dollar plan by the maker of OxyContin to settle thousands of lawsuits brought against it by state and local governments over the nation’s deadly opioid disaster. The company ...
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President Donald Trump on Monday said Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh is under assault, following a New York Times story about a sexual misconduct allegation that was revised to reflect that the alleged victim couldn't recall the incident.
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Baltimore will stop imposing “gag” orders on people who settle lawsuits with the city, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young announced Monday, but the ACLU of Maryland called the step a “meaningless sham” that “changes nothing.” Young signed an executive order Friday ...
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Baltimore officials are slated to name the chosen developer next week for roughly 17 acres of city-owned property in the Park Heights neighborhood. The city has long sought to bring new investment to the neighborhood that borders Pimlico Race Course, home ...
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M&T Bank violated the Americans with Disabilities Act by failing to provide the reasonable accommodation of reassignment for a Baltimore branch manager after she took short-term disability leave during her complicated pregnancy, a federal judge has ruled. But U.S. District ...
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A Talbot County jury awarded $150,000 in damages to an Easton woman Thursday for a botched procedure that caused her to have an emergency hysterectomy and to lose a kidney. Barbara McCloy was 73 when she went to the University ...
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