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A Baltimore inmate who was partially blinded after being stabbed in one eye has sued DPSCS, saying the prison where he was held was unsafe due to understaffing and overcrowding.

Former Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake was sued on Wednesday by a bank that says it was never paid back for a $2 million loan to two companies for which Rawlings-Blake was the guarantor.

The former principal sued Baltimore County Public Schools and the former Pikesville athletic director who allegedly created a deepfake recording of his voice making racist and antisemitic remarks.

The Maryland Department of Health has repeatedly failed to place disabled people deemed incompetent to stand trial in treatment facilities, according to a lawsuit.

Baltimore City Schools sued several drug manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers over the cost of insulin.

The plaintiffs want to block Maryland’s new Building Energy Performance Standards, a regulation which took effect in late December.

A “cartel” of corporate landlords and a tech company colludes to raise rents for hundreds of thousands of Maryland residents, according to a lawsuit.

Tom Goldstein, one of the most successful Supreme Court lawyers and founder of the influential SCOTUSblog, was indicted on Thursday on charges of tax evasion, lying on mortgage applications and more.

A former teacher at the Gilman School who was convicted of sexual abuse of a student was sentenced on Tuesday to 35 years in prison.

The reintroduction of the bill has reanimated a debate between personal injury victims and the business community.