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The COVID-19 pandemic has helped firms reduce the time it takes to complete some tasks – and also helped them scale up in size.
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Read More »COVID-19 ushers in new era of tech uses for law firms
Biden administration reaches deal for omicron COVID-19 vaccine
The Biden administration has reached an agreement to buy 66 million doses of Moderna's next generation of COVID-19 vaccine that targets the omicron variant.
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Read More »Some schools hit hard by COVID make few changes for new year
COVID-19 infections are again on the rise and filling families with dread as a new school year approaches.
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Read More »Maryland Rep. Ruppersberger tests positive for COVID-19 for second time
Maryland Rep. C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger has tested positive for COVID-19, his office announced.
Read More »Maryland has ended its COVID-19 wastewater program. Not everyone wants to say goodbye.
Maryland quietly ended its wastewater testing program for COVID-19 in May, but some beneficiaries are hoping to find a way to continue.
Read More »Reduce the risk of ‘take-home COVID-19’ litigation
A number of “take home COVID-19” lawsuits have been filed across the country.
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Read More »White House urges caution on COVID variants, pushes boosters
The Biden administration is calling on people to exercise renewed caution about COVID-19, emphasizing the importance of booster shots and wearing masks indoors.
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Read More »MTA ridership numbers still struggling to return to pre-pandemic levels
Ridership for Maryland Transit Administration bus and rail lines, hard hit by COVID-19, has yet to rebound to pre-pandemic levels.
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Read More »Insurers played ‘hardball’ on claims during pandemic, personal injury lawyers say
Long waits for trial dates in Maryland circuit and district courts endure as the most persistent challenge facing personal injury cases due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Read More »COVID-related business loss is not ‘property damage,’ Md. appeals court says
An insurance policy’s standard coverage for lost business due to property damage does not apply to a restaurant’s loss of revenue after eateries were ordered closed to in-house dining in 2020, Maryland’s second highest court ruled.
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