NEW YORK — He seemed almost like he was out of Central Casting — tall and patrician, with a cultivated above-the-fray presence. And in fact, former Manhattan District Attorney Robert M. Morgenthau inspired some television casting of his own, as ...
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Equifax will pay up to $700 million to settle with the U.S. and states over a 2017 data breach that exposed Social Security numbers and other private information of nearly 150 million people.
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Several hundred people gathered outside Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore to protest the hospital’s practice of suing patients over unpaid medical bills. The Baltimore Sun reports the Saturday demonstration also promoted the efforts of Hopkins nurses to join the National Nurses United ...
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Maryland’s top court suspended an immigration law attorney for 60 days Wednesday for failing to properly communicate with a client and improperly managing an attorney trust account. A majority of the Court of Appeals determined that Rockville attorney Raj Sanjeet ...
Tagged with: attorney discipline Attorney Grievance Commission immigration law
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Most counties in Maryland, along with more than 20 cities and towns in the state, have filed suit against opioid companies in the last 18 months in an attempt to recoup the costs of fighting the drug epidemic still ravaging their communities.
Tagged with: county government litigation opioids purdue pharma
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Baltimore police officers cannot be sued under U.S. civil rights law for their alleged failure to timely execute an arrest warrant for a man who later stabbed his pregnant wife to death in front of a city courthouse where she ...
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A former National Security Agency contractor who stored two decades' worth of classified documents at his Maryland home was sentenced Friday to nine years in prison.
Read More »Federal prosecutors say a grand jury has indicted a Maryland man for threatening a member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Read More »U.S. immigration officials are considering opening a detention center in Maryland that could house hundreds of men and women.
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Attorneys for four exonerated men are asking the state Board of Public Works to pay the men $100,000 for each year they spent behind bars. Jerome Johnson, Lamar Johnson, Clarence Shipley and Hubert James Williams spent a combined 81 years incarcerated ...
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