ANNAPOLIS — Attorneys for Baltimore on Tuesday asked an appellate panel to allow the enforcement of a city ban on food trucks operating too close to businesses selling the same food, arguing that a trial judge should not have found the ...

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The Court of Special Appeals upheld the conviction of a man who challenged the validity of a warrant that was based on observations police made when they arrested him in his home earlier that day. Curtis Groves pleaded guilty to ...

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Gov. Larry Hogan is mulling over three trial judges and eight attorneys to fill a vacant at-large seat on Maryland’s second-highest court. Four of the attorneys are also in the running to fill an empty seat on that Court of ...

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Gov. Larry Hogan has elevated Court of Special Appeals Judge Matthew J. Fader to head Maryland’s second-highest court. Fader, 45, will succeed Court of Special Appeals Chief Judge Patrick L. Woodward, who reaches the state’s mandatory judicial retirement age of ...

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A conversation with Court of Special Appeals Chief Judge Patrick L. Woodward from “Appellate Practice for the Maryland Lawyer: State and Federal, Fifth Edition."

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Because when it comes to the opioid crisis, there is no gray area.

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Members of Maryland’s bench and bar might want to get their resumes ready in light of upcoming judicial vacancies.

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Maryland Court of Special Appeals Judge Deborah S. Eyler will step down from the bench Sept. 1, nearly four years before the state constitution would have mandated her retirement at age 70.

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The insurer for Rams Head Tavern in Savage Mill had a duty to defend the business but not its owner in a series of invasion of privacy lawsuits for the owner’s surreptitious videotaping of women using a restroom at the restaurant, the ...

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The Oregon Grille parking lot case is back!

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