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Annapolis settles class-action housing discrimination case
The city of Annapolis reached a tentative deal to settle two housing discrimination lawsuits with more than 1,400 plaintiffs.
4th Circuit revives gluten-free meals suit against MD retirement community
A lawsuit against a Cockeysville assisted living center will move forward after the facility allegedly failed to provide a woman with gluten-free meals.
After replacing top lawyer, Annapolis moves class-action housing lawsuit to mediation
Annapolis has moved a class-action lawsuit over racial discrimination in public housing to mediation, after replacing the city's top lawyer.
Fair-housing group lacks standing to sue Bank of America over alleged discrimination, MD judge rules
A fair-housing group doesn’t have standing to sue Bank of America over its alleged discriminatory housing practices, a Maryland judge ruled.
Lawsuit claims Hopkins professors’ Baltimore home undervalued because of their race
Two Baltimore professors say in a new lawsuit that their house in the city's historic Homeland neighborhood was undervalued by an appraiser because they are Black.
Hispanic, Black Langley Park tenants sue landlord, allege housing bias
A real estate investment company intentionally neglected its two Langley Park properties to maximize shareholder profits without regard for the health and financial well-being of its low-income tenants, who are […]
Real estate websites and the visually impaired
The law is changing and adapting to better accommodate people with disabilities engaging in the online world.
