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Drugmakers, retailers must face ‘maximum strength’ claim in decongestant false ad litigation in US
The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals revived claims against drugmakers and retailers over false 'maximum strength' decongestant labeling despite FDA preemption.
Appeals court rules Trump cannot implement mail-in voting order
The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals blocked the Trump administration from enforcing its mail-in voting order in 23 states ahead of congressional elections.
MD treasurer challenges judicial appointment process as not ‘a reflection of society at large’
The Maryland state treasurer questioned the judicial nomination and elections process upon hearing that members of the Appellate Judicial Nominating Commission are only representative of five jurisdictions.
Appeals court overturns order releasing pro-Palestinian advocate Mahdawi
A U.S. appeals court overturned a ruling ordering the release of pro-Palestinian advocate Mohsen Mahdawi from immigration detention, citing lack of jurisdiction.
US appeals court decertifies Boeing class action stemming from MAX 9 blowout
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decertified a Boeing shareholder class action related to the 737 MAX 9 mid-air cabin panel blowout and stock price claims.
Appellate Court of Maryland: Handgun statute; relation back; sufficiency
Handgun statute — relation back — sufficiency
Appellate Court of MD: Second Amendment, reformation, tolling
Second Amendment — reformation — tolling
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.
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.
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.
Appellate Court of Maryland: VEQ clause, unreasonable risk of harm, redevelopment
VEQ clause — unreasonable risk of harm — redevelopment
Police can’t make stops based solely on gun possession, MD court says
Maryland police can no longer stop people based solely on the suspicion that they are carrying a handgun, the Maryland Appellate Court ruled.
