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Mar 8, 2023

4th Circuit will hear Snyder arguments in sealed courtroom

A federal court will hear oral arguments about grand jury subpoenas related to the criminal case against prominent medical malpractice attorney Stephen L. Snyder.

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Secretive court proceedings delay hearing in Stephen Snyder extortion case

Medical malpractice lawyer Stephen L. Snyder was supposed to appear in federal court last week. Instead, the judge canceled the hearing — and referenced a secretive appeal previously unknown to the public.

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Snyder accepts law license suspension amid criminal, ethics charges

Facing a federal attempted extortion charge and related allegations of ethical misconduct, prominent medical malpractice attorney Stephen L. Snyder has agreed with the Maryland Attorney Grievance Commission to take on no new clients and to the temporary suspension of his law license beginning March 31. The agreement, subject to approval by Maryland’s top court, would […]

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