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Bar counsel opposes MD congressional candidate Robin Ficker’s reinstatement
Maryland's Attorney Grievance Commission pushed back against Republican congressional candidate Robin Ficker's bid to have his law license reinstated.
5 law firms get payout from MD’s Key Bridge case. Here’s how much they made.
The law firms that helped Maryland reach a $2.25 billion settlement with the owner and manager of the ship that struck the Key Bridge have been paid. Here's how much they made.
Crumbling Empire: Law firms displaced after Glen Burnie office tower condemned
Law firms based at Empire Towers have had to operate out of emergency offices, some in a nearby medical center, after the Glen Burnie building was condemned as structurally unsound.
Pilot program gives MD children a say in custody cases
A pilot program in Southern Maryland provides free attorneys to children whose parents are going through contentious divorces.
Miles & Stockbridge announces leadership transition
Scott Wilson has been elected the new chairman, president and CEO of Miles & Stockbridge, the Baltimore-based AmLaw 200 law firm.
Two lawyers split from prominent MD trial firm to start Malarkey Perlin
Two personal injury trial lawyers have left the firm formerly known as Bekman, Marder, Hopper, Malarkey & Perlin to form their own firm.
Miles & Stockbridge opens new Montgomery County office
Miles & Stockbridge has opened a new North Bethesda office at Pike & Rose, expanding its presence in the D.C. Metro region.
Stein Sperling appoints first CEO as it looks to continue growth
Stein Sperling appointed Tara Mobley as its first CEO to lead growth, improve efficiency and guide the firm through industry changes.
MD lawyer to serve as American Association for Justice president
A Maryland lawyer will be the next AAJ president, the first from the state to lead the national group for personal injury and civil trial lawyers.
Maryland delays mandatory CLE decision to spring 2026
The Maryland Supreme Court will revisit the mandatory CLE proposal in spring 2026 after pushback from solo and small firm attorneys.
Goodell DeVries attorneys launch business, cannabis law firm
Attorneys from Baltimore-based Goodell DeVries have formed a new firm specializing in business and cannabis law.
‘One size fits one’: What’s next for law firms whose partners have left
For many law firms, it’s “one size fits one” when it comes to reshaping a firm after partners have left to start their own practice.
