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Baltimore residents sue man charged in Pava LaPere killing, property manager and owner
Two Baltimore residents have filed a civil lawsuit against the man who allegedly assaulted and tortured them, as well as the property manager and property owner.
Police sergeant in Maryland charged after allegedly having sex with teens, sending sexual messages
An Easton police sergeant has been charged for allegedly having sexual contact with two teens and sending sexually explicit messages to them.
Maryland jury awards record $3M in medical malpractice suit
A jury returned a $3.38 million verdict in a medical malpractice lawsuit, marking the largest verdict of its kind in Wicomico County’s history.
Family sues Md. medical examiner’s office, claiming unauthorized cremation
The family of a Maryland woman cremated allegedly without her family’s knowledge or consent can bring their claims of negligence and breach of contract.
Baltimore jury awards $1.5M in nursing home bed sore case
A Baltimore jury awarded $1.5 million to the estate of a deceased Baltimore nursing home resident in a negligence and medical malpractice lawsuit.
Howard County jury convicts leader of ’59 Hoover’ gang in fatal shooting
All eight defendants from a Howard County investigation into the “59 Hoover” criminal gang have been convicted.
Baltimore County man files suit against former attorneys, bank for conspiracy, malpractice
A Baltimore County man is seeking damages he alleges he suffered when his lawyer and bank encouraged him to add himself as a defendant to a consent decree.
Moore names 4 to circuit court seats in Howard, Baltimore counties
Gov. Wes Moore Thursday chose a magistrate, an administrative law judge, a solo practitioner and a public defender to fill circuit court vacancies.
Squeegee worker acted in self-defense in fatal shooting, lawyer says
Attorneys argued a Baltimore teen acted in self-defense when he shot and killed a baseball bat-wielding driver who approached youths washing windshields at a busy downtown intersection.
PG County will pay $7.5M to settle claim of alleged police brutality
Prince George’s County will pay $7.5 million to settle a lawsuit brought by the mother of a man who sustained paralyzing injuries allegedly during a police encounter.
Redacted report on archdiocese sexual abuse to be released soon
The Maryland Attorney General’s Office received permission to release its redacted report into the history of child sexual abuse in the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
Gun rights group says gun control advocates, Montgomery County colluded
Gun rights group says gun control organization colluded with Montgomery County to unfairly weaken the group’s ability to challenge a law restricting gun possession.
