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The No Surprises Act’s transparency rules for health plans
The federal No Surprises Act (NSA) generally protects patients from receiving large unanticipated bills for out-of-network care. To implement the NSA, transparency rules have been issued that require self-insured and […]
Rules committee proposes stricter process for confidential e-filing
The Maryland Judiciary has proposed new rules to crack down on potential misuse of an electronic filing feature that allows attorneys to shield documents from public view. The Court of Appeals […]
No amendments to Case Search rule on rules committee agenda
The Court of Appeals held an emergency meeting March 6 and restored deleted language from the rule on remote access to case records.
Wilner: Police officer Case Search rule change an ‘honest mistake’
The chair of Maryland’s rules committee told the Court of Appeals on Monday a rule change removing police officers’ names from online court records was an “honest mistake.” Retired Judge […]
Rutherford imposes “no recording” rule on press
The highly unusual stipulation, which includes the select members of the television and radio press, was made in advance of an offer to meet with Rutherford on Tuesday morning to discuss a topic which Gov. Larry Hogan has made a key point off his young administration.
Goodwill rates high for transparency
Goodwill Industries International, based in Rockville, has been recognized for reaching the highest level of transparency. Goodwill Industries International announced it has been rated at the Gold level by the […]
Court of Appeals places all pending cases on its website
Maryland's top court has made it easier for the public to track appeals the judges have agreed to hear, adding a "pending cases" link to its website.
Manning rejects ‘pacifist’ label after document leaks
LONDON — Army Pvt. Chelsea Manning says she does not consider herself a pacifist for leaking classified information to WikiLeaks. Rather, she sees herself as an advocate for transparency. Manning […]
C. Fraser Smith: Transparency? Eventually
Insiders say the major Exelon Corp. project won’t happen without tax increment financing — a tax advantage offered “to make the numbers work.”
Democratic reversal delays House debate on Baltimore school construction bill
With an updated fiscal analysis of a revised plan to overhaul Baltimore schools unavailable, Republican lawmakers in the House of Delegates pressed proponents Wednesday night to delay debate on House Bill 860 for another day.
Eye Opener: Discussing transparency in Annapolis
A few government and politics headlines for this chilly Monday.
Eye Opener: Elections on lawmakers’ minds
A few government and politics headlines for Friday morning.
