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Local governments to argue against Big Oil at MD Supreme Court on Monday
Maryland's top court will hear arguments on lawsuits alleging fossil fuel companies covered up their knowledge about climate change.
MD bankruptcy lawyer disbarred for failure to represent clients
The Maryland Supreme Court disbarred David Mintz, shortly after he failed to appear for oral arguments against the Office of Bar Counsel.
MD Supreme Court hears case on Montgomery County ‘ghost gun’ ban near schools
The Maryland Supreme Court heard arguments about whether state law preempts a Montgomery County law banning “ghost guns” near schools.
MD Supreme Court hears arguments on release of unredacted report on abuse by Baltimore Archdiocese
Lawyers argued the Maryland attorney general's office abused its power in its investigation of sexual abuse within the Baltimore Archdiocese.
Anonymous Baltimore Archdiocese officials seek to prevent release of unredacted abuse report
The Maryland Supreme Court is set to hear arguments against the release of an unredacted version of a report on abuse within the archdiocese.
MD Supreme Court grants review of three cases for upcoming term
Maryland’s high court will hear cases on rental licensing, IP evidence in a criminal trial, and a construction contract dispute next term.
MD commercial tenant holding over ruling strengthens residential renter protections, advocates say
Maryland Supreme Court ruling limits tenant holding over evictions, reinforcing protections against predatory lease practices.
Former government lawyer disbarred after child porn conviction
The Maryland Supreme Court disbarred a former government lawyer who pleaded guilty to two charges related to child pornography.
Top MD court reverses conviction of Montgomery County man under ‘kingpin’ statute
Maryland's top court overturned a conviction, ruling the state’s kingpin law targets only leaders, not low-level participants.
Maryland Supreme Court: ‘Kingpin’ statute; freedom of information; farm odors
'Kingpin' statute — freedom of information — farm odors
College Park lawyer disbarred after failing to pay millions in employment taxes
College Park lawyer James McCollum Jr. was disbarred in Maryland after pleading guilty to failing to pay over $2M in employment taxes for 24 years.
MD Supreme Court grants review of 4 cases, declines to hear case on comparative negligence
Maryland's high court will review four cases, including a property dispute, inmate attack and sewage nuisance, while denying a tort case.
