COVID-19 has had far-reaching effects on both society as a whole and on the practice of law. Remote work has become commonplace due to the long-term impact of the pandemic and, as a result, the rules and regulations that limit ...
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Maryland hospitals are calling for legislative solutions to address the state’s medical professional liability climate.
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What do you do to try to reduce the already contentious nature parties may have toward one another?
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We need your help with our confidential, quarterly questionnaire of private attorneys in the state on the economic factors influencing your practices.
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Baltimore's spending panel is set to vote on funding that would allow the first lawyers who will represent immigrants facing deportation to start within weeks.
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Read More »WASHINGTON — Mobile phones ordinarily are strictly forbidden in the marble courtroom of the nation’s highest court, but the justices are making an exception next week when roughly a dozen deaf and hard-of-hearing lawyers will be admitted to the Supreme ...
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Read More »Lawyers who don’t write succinctly have been taken to task by yet another judge.
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By order of Maryland’s highest court, District Court commissioners at 8 a.m. Tuesday began telling people awaiting their initial bail hearing that they have the right to an attorney and if they could not afford a lawyer, one would be appointed for them.
Read More »Private attorneys who handle federal public defender cases in U.S. courts will be paid at least $16 per hour more beginning March 1, marking the end of a six-month austerity program by the federal judiciary to save the criminal defense program from “permanent damage.”
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Read More »Judge Kenneth Johnson's $2.5 million legal malpractice suit alleged his lawyer failed to notify him of developments in his case.
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