The new president and CEO of the Maryland Chamber of Commerce brings western Maryland background.
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Read More »April 29, 2014 Comments Off on Maryland Chamber of Commerce names new leader
The new president and CEO of the Maryland Chamber of Commerce brings western Maryland background.
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Read More »April 7, 2014 Comments Off on Expanded whistleblower law dies in Senate
The bill's sponsor said the Senate “voted to tie Maryland’s hands when it comes to fighting fraud against taxpayers,” but the Maryland Chamber of Commerce called the bill an incentive for litigation.
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Read More »March 11, 2014 Comments Off on Prosecutors support shield law for minor crimes
Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler led a group of local prosecutors Tuesday in support of legislation to allow people convicted of some nonviolent misdemeanors to shield those convictions from public view three years after serving their sentences, including parole or probation.
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Read More »May 14, 2013 Comments Off on Murthy named vice chair of state Chamber of Commerce
Sheela Murthy, founder and president of the Murthy Law Firm, was named vice chairwoman of the Maryland Chamber of Commerce at the chamber’s annual meeting May 1.
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Read More »May 12, 2013 Comments Off on Criminal background checks: Can they get your business in trouble?
As a result of the increasing number of individuals who come into contact with the criminal justice system, a growing number of businesses and government entities are conducting criminal background checks on potential and existing employees. But governments are also putting restrictions in place on what at times can be used or perceived as a discriminatory practice.
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Read More »May 6, 2013 Comments Off on Hug, prolific Maryland fundraiser, dies at 78
Richard E. Hug, 78, a businessman and prolific fundraiser who raised money for and advised Republican political candidates ranging from former Maryland Gov. Robert L. Ehlrich Jr. to GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney, died Saturday.
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Read More »April 29, 2013 Comments Off on Graham to become Md. Chamber chairman
Pepco Region President Thomas H. Graham will be named chairman of the Maryland Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, May 1, 2013, during the chamber’s annual membership meeting and Business Hall of Fame dinner at the Hilton Baltimore BWI Airport hotel.
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Read More »April 9, 2013 Comments Off on House unlocks ‘lockbox’ bill
Heading into the final day of the General Assembly's 90-day session, the House of Delegates had taken no action on a Senate Bill designed to prevent raids on the Transportation Trust Fund.
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Read More »April 4, 2013 Comments Off on House less interested in locking up trust fund
A week has passed since the General Assembly approved gas tax and transit fare hikes to replenish the Transportation Trust Fund, which analysts say would be otherwise bereft of money for new construction projects by mid-2017.
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Read More »March 19, 2013 Comments Off on Senate committee hears debate over contributory negligence legislation
Business lobbyists and plaintiffs’ attorneys battled before a Senate committee Tuesday over legislation that would codify Maryland’s longstanding court-made law that defendants cannot be held liable for damages if the plaintiffs’ negligence contributed at all to their injuries.
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