A federal judge declined last week to certify a class in a lawsuit against a Prince George’s County landlord that faced historic penalties last year by the Maryland Office of the Attorney General. At ...
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 ...
A federal judge in Maryland declined to immediately block President Donald Trump's newest executive order limiting the number ...
Trial courts can’t order the Maryland Department of Health to admit criminal defendants to psychiatric hospitals in a certain ...
A new corner of the legal technology industry has emerged — companies building tools designed to catch AI hallucinations ...
Commentary: Maryland confronts environmental and community concerns as potential data center development grows.
America faces a critical shortage of caregivers as immigration slows, impacting eldercare and the healthcare workforce.
The Maryland public defender's office failed to meet the goals of a federal youth justice grant, an audit found.
During a Daily Record webinar, three law professionals addressed the growing impact of artificial intelligence on their industry.
The Maryland Transportation Authority named its next chief of police, following the July retirement of Col. Joseph Scott.
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