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Kids injured by state have until they turn 21 to sue, MD appellate court rules
People injured by the state when they were children have until their 21st birthdays to sue, the Maryland Appellate Court ruled.
Chasen bankruptcy: Baltimore developer grilled by lawyers on business associates
Former Baltimore real estate mogul Brandon Chasen distanced himself from irregularities that appeared in his business empire’s finances during the lead-up to its collapse.
Under-21 gun possession ban upheld by MD appellate court
The Appellate Court of Maryland upheld the state’s ban on firearm possession by people aged under 21.
No theatrics: Actors can’t perform 1992 Baltimore trial for civil suit jury, judge rules
Paid actors won't be allowed to reenact portions of a 1992 murder trial in court for a civil jury charged with deciding whether Baltimore Police are liable for violating the now-exonerated defendant's right to due process.
‘6-7’ chicken nuggets? MD poultry giant Perdue sues over trademark.
Salisbury-based Perdue Foods is suing a competitor over "6-7"-shaped chicken nuggets.
MD police sergeant not immune from racial bias suit, 4th Circuit rules
A former Maryland State Police sergeant is not immune from claims of racial bias, the Fourth Circuit ruled.
No referendum on Frederick data center expansion, MD Supreme Court rules
Frederick County residents will not be able to vote on the expansion of a data center campus.
Bethesda lawyer sues DOJ over dropped international fraud charges
A Maryland attorney sued the DOJ for malicious prosecution after fraud charges related to Somali government assets were dropped.
Woman injured during C-section gets $826K verdict in Montgomery County
A Montgomery County jury last week awarded an $825,646 verdict to a woman who was permanently injured during a cesarean section.
Child Victims Act: Public schools immune from some claims, MD Supreme Court rules
Victims of child sexual abuse cannot sue public schools for abuse that occurred before mid-1971, the Maryland Supreme Court says.
Frederick County data center referendum case goes to MD Supreme Court
The Maryland Supreme Court agreed to hear a case on a proposed Frederick County ballot referendum to limit the expansion of data centers.
Professor’s suit accuses UMES of inflating enrollment, asks Trump administration to step in
A University of Maryland Eastern Shore professor embroiled in a messy legal fight with his employer sought in a new lawsuit for the Trump administration to step in.
