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Lawsuit over cop-on-cop killing goes to jury
Did Baltimore police officer Norman Stamp threaten a fellow member of the force with brass knuckles and then his service weapon, as the city Police Department concluded, or was he […]
US sues Michigan Blue Cross Blue Shield
WASHINGTON — The Justice Department alleged Monday in a lawsuit that Michigan Blue Cross Blue Shield is discouraging competition by engaging in practices that raise hospital prices, conduct an assistant […]
Md. court upholds state cap on lawsuit payouts
ANNAPOLIS — Maryland’s highest court has upheld a state law that limits the amount of money people can receive for non-economic damages in personal injury lawsuits. Judges on the Court […]
Lawsuits progress in two gas station leaks
A trial in the second mass-action lawsuit stemming from a major 2006 gasoline leak at a Jacksonville gas station, set for early next month, has been postponed. Theodore M. Flerlage […]
City Paper stands trial for ‘Crazy John’ error
Trial in a Miami restaurateur’s defamation case against Baltimore City Paper and the reporter who mistakenly identified him as a federal fugitive of the same name opened Monday in U.S. […]
Greene Turtle faces class-action suit
A federal judge has conditionally certified a class of former employees of The Greene Turtle who are alleging unpaid overtime and regular wages. Lawyers for two employees and the restaurant […]
Md. judge dismisses clean air suit by citizens
WASHINGTON — A Maryland judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by citizens and an environmental group that alleged a local power plant had violated Clean Air Act regulations. U.S. District […]
