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Judge rejects settlement plans by both Baltimore Archdiocese, abuse survivors
A judge rejected both of the competing settlement plans proposed by the Archdiocese of Baltimore and the survivors of child sexual abuse
Civil abuse suits against Baltimore Archdiocese prevented — for now
A federal judge ruled out — for now — civil lawsuits intended to pressure the Archdiocese of Baltimore to settle with survivors of child sexual abuse.
Baltimore Archdiocese files new abuse settlement proposal. Survivors aren’t happy.
The Archdiocese of Baltimore filed a new plan of reorganization in its bankruptcy case, proposing to pay substantially more than it had first offered.
Premier Wall Street law firm apologizes for AI ‘hallucinations’
Sullivan & Cromwell apologized to a U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge for AI-generated errors in a court filing related to Prince Global Holdings Limited.
Baltimore Archdiocese insurer agrees to pay victims $100M
One of the insurance companies covering the Archdiocese of Baltimore has agreed to pay $100 million to victims of sexual abuse.
3 Eddie Bauer stores slated for closure in MD
Three Eddie Bauer Outlet stores in Maryland are among those having a closing sale after the owner of the brand's brick-and-mortar stores filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Value City Furniture stores in MD targeted for liquidation
It appears likely that retailer American Signature Inc. will begin liquidation processes at its remaining stores — including nine in Maryland.
Victims’ lawyers celebrate Baltimore Archdiocese decision to waive charitable immunity
Victims’ attorneys praised the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s decision to waive charitable immunity, clearing the way for abuse settlements in bankruptcy court.
Baltimore Archdiocese will not seek charitable immunity
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore will not seek charitable immunity to protect itself from paying sexual abuse survivors.
Courts run out of money amid shutdown, but business continues mostly as usual
The U.S. judiciary ran out of money for its employees amid the government shutdown, but business is continuing in Maryland’s federal courts.
Survivors blame Baltimore Archdiocese — and their own lawyers — for lack of progress in bankruptcy case
Abuse survivors faulted both the Archdiocese of Baltimore and their own lawyers for the lack of progress in the bankruptcy case.
Victims move to throw out Baltimore Archdiocese bankruptcy case if church gets charitable immunity
The committee representing victims moved to dismiss the Archdiocese of Baltimore's bankruptcy case if a judge grants charitable immunity.
