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Insurer with in-your-face ads caught in bankruptcy
Senate Insurance Agency Inc. is perhaps best known its off-beat ads in which a spokesman playfully says Senate customers can tell other insurers to “Kiss my bumper.”
Widow sues hedge fund manager over lost savings
A retired widow has sued the manager of a Baltimore-based hedge fund who she alleges did not disclose the risky investment that led her to lose more than half of her life savings.
Goalie to settle concussion claim
Former World Cup goalkeeper Briana Scurry has agreed to settle her disability claim stemming from the 2010 head injury that ended her career.
CBF, Riverkeeper sue over Potomac filtration plant
Potomac Riverkeeper and the Chesapeake Bay Foundation are suing the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission for discharging excessive amounts of sediment and aluminum into the Potomac River.
Under Armour settles with Nike on ‘I Will’ campaign
Under Armour and Nike have settled claims that Nike infringed on the Baltimore company’s “I Will” advertising campaign.
City to approve $120,000 settlement in slip-and-fall
The city’s Board of Estimates is set Wednesday to approve a $120,000 settlement with a North Baltimore woman who broke her right wrist after tripping on an uneven sidewalk three years ago.
Greene Turtle owes workers’ lawyers $417K
Attorneys who settled a class action wage dispute against The Greene Turtle franchise last year will receive most of the fees and costs they sought for litigation stretching back to January 2010.
Love It has no love for vendor
The vendor’s sales manager wanted the Baltimore business to pay the $3,000 it owed, so he emailed the company last month indicating he would make a “PERSONAL VISIT” from Florida to Charm City if the money was not quickly forthcoming.
Gallery owner wins round in loan fight
A Bethesda-based private commercial lender will have to wait — and work a bit harder — if it wants to collect on an unpaid loan from a Georgetown art consultant.
Attorneys argue to overturn Leopold conviction
Lawyers for former Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold are trying to get his misconduct charges overturned and to enable him to run for office again.
U.S. won’t retry Md. prison guard in brutality case
The Justice Department's Civil Rights Division says it won't retry a former Maryland correctional officer on charges that stymied a federal jury in a prison brutality case.
School bus drivers, contractor come to terms
A class-action lawsuit alleging unpaid wages by a school bus contractor for Baltimore City Public Schools has been settled for $1.25 million, according to court records.
