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Erie Insurance sues Maryland Insurance Administration over finding of race discrimination
Erie Insurance is suing the Maryland Insurance Administration over its determination that the insurer pushed agents to reject customers from majority-Black areas of Baltimore.
Moore appoints members to authority for sustaining thoroughbred horse racing
Gov. Wes Moore appointed members to a new Thoroughbred Racetrack Operating Authority, which lawmakers established during an uncertain time for the industry.
Md. Bar Foundation presents awards, announces class of fellows
The Maryland Bar Foundation recognized its 2023 award recipients and announced its 2023 Fellows Class at its annual meeting.
Md. Board of Elections names successor to longtime administrator Lamone
The Maryland State Board of Elections voted unanimously for the director of candidacy and campaign finance to be the state’s next chief election official.
At MSBA, one panel asks whether non-lawyers can help improve access to justice
At the 2023 MSBA conference, panelists asked a delicate question: would letting non-lawyers perform some legal work help bridge the access to justice gap?
The Daily Record announces 2023 Leading Women honorees
The 2023 Leading Women honorees have been announced by The Daily Record.
Maryland stockpiles abortion drug mifepristone in case of Supreme Court ban
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved a $1.3 million emergency purchase of mifepristone, a pill commonly used in abortions.
Interview: Incoming MSBA president wants to appeal to young lawyers, increase membership
By week's end, the Maryland State Bar Association will have a new president.
Democrats await Raskin’s decision on Senate race
If he decides to run for U.S. Senate, Rep. Jamie Raskin could shake up what has so far has been seen as a two-candidate Democratic primary for the Maryland seat.
2 finalists for Maryland bar counsel named by Attorney Grievance Commission
Two finalists have been named for Maryland's next bar counsel, a powerful job that involves prosecuting attorneys accused of ethical breaches.
Treasurer’s choice for Md. 529 administrator confounds plan holders
Some families are upset the former executive director of the agency has been assigned oversight of the Maryland 529 plans.
Families’ college savings values still unclear as treasurer takes over Md. 529 program
As the State Treasurer’s Office assumes oversight of the troubled Maryland 529 prepaid college trust and investment plans, it remains unclear when, or if, families’ account values will be restored.
