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Bid-rigging stamped outAttorney General J. Joseph Curran Jr. announced yesterday that his office joined the New York and California attorneys general in filing an antitrust lawsuit in federal court in Manhattan against seven people from the United States, England, France ...
Read More »Suit: The doctor said
A Hagerstown man is suing a former Washington County Emergency Room doctor who allegedly glued his eyes shut while attempting to close a facial laceration with Durabond glue. Michael D. Tydings claims that Merrill B. McKenzie, M.D. then used nail ...
Read More »Top court affirms guilt in fleeing robber’s death
A Baltimore City man is guilty of manslaughter and a handgun violation for killing a fleeing robber with the robber’s own gun, the state’s highest court said in a 4-2-1 decision Friday. In an opinion that looks at the legal ...
Read More »4th Circuit reverses NLRB on Sun’s Web workers (57891)
The union representing editorial workers at The Baltimore Sun can’t fold the paper’s Web site employees into its bargaining unit without first holding an election, a split panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has held. The 2-1 ...
Read More »Top court affirms guilt in fleeing robber’s death
A Baltimore City man is guilty of manslaughter and a handgun violation for killing a fleeing robber with the robber’s own gun, the state’s highest court said in a 4-2-1 decision Friday. In an opinion that looks at the legal ...
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Red-shirtedA federal judge in Baltimore awarded the National Football League nearly $71,000 in a default judgment against East Coast Sportswear Inc., and permanently enjoined the local company from manufacturing or trading in any merchandise bearing NFL trademarks. The NFL sued ...
Read More »Sheriff’s dept. accused of age bias (57865)
Two former deputies are suing the Baltimore City Sheriff’s Department, alleging they were forced to retire after 29 years of service, several years before they reached mandatory retirement age. Jerome J. Siatkowski and Maurice Brooks worked as state-employed constables from ...
Read More »LAW SUMMARY (81093)
Red-shirtedA federal judge in Baltimore awarded the National Football League nearly $71,000 in a default judgment against East Coast Sportswear Inc., and permanently enjoined the local company from manufacturing or trading in any merchandise bearing NFL trademarks. The NFL sued ...
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