A judge declined to certify a class in a lawsuit against Heather Hill Apartments in Temple Hills, which faced historic ...

The Maryland Department of Transportation released its $21.93 billion draft capital budget for the next six fiscal years Tuesday, including more than $100 million to plan and design Baltimore’s ...

Maryland workers are estimated to lose approximately $6.1 billion annually related to their criminal records — even if they were never convicted, a new report found. The Clean Slate Initiative, a ...

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BOSTON — The “gray divorce” that has become a staple of local family law practices demands that attorneys come up with solutions on issues ranging from retirement planning to ensuring the future care ...

A new corner of the legal technology industry has emerged — companies building tools designed to catch AI hallucinations before they reach a judge.

Trial courts can’t order the Maryland Department of Health to admit criminal defendants to psychiatric hospitals in a certain order, the Maryland Supreme Court ruled.

Commentary: Insurance policies often exclude key fire damages due to limits, exclusions, and depreciation, leaving many underinsured.

Grizzly Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (typically known as “MEP”) has announced its expansion into the Mid-Atlantic region through a partnership with Excel Mechanical Partners LLC, a full-service ...

Studies on reparations and climate change in Maryland now won’t have to clear major state legislative hurdles, thanks to the General Assembly’s override of a slew of bills on Tuesday. The overrides ...

Beginning in July 2026, applicants seeking admission to the Maryland bar will take a new exam, the Maryland Supreme Court announced in an administrative order filed today. Maryland, alongside four ...