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D.C. vaccine mandate for government workers is “unlawful,” judge says

Mayor Bowser’s Vaccine Mandate Unlawful, DC Superior Court Judge Rules

The Daily Record: Maryland high court weighs constitutionality of student school board members

Bethesda Magazine : Police union suing Montgomery County over use-of-force policy

The Daily Record: Student School Board Members Will Face High Court Challenge

WBFF: Parents file lawsuit against the Board of Education to block student board member’s vote

The Baltimore Sun: Howard County parents file lawsuit challenging student school board member’s voting rights

The Washington Post: D.C. police union sues District over changes in disciplinary process for officers

Baltimore Sun, October 27, 2015: How dozens of Maryland college students won $1.6M in tuition refunds

The Washington Post: BEGA—DC’s Ethic’s Board’s Jurisdiction Over Independent Agencies Called Into Question

Court halts ethics board’s action against top D.C. administrative law judge

The Washington Post: D.C. judge fights ethics charges, says she’s the victim of disgruntled employees

Legal Times: Judge Upholds Police Media Policy, But Not Discipline Against Officer

Legal Times: Judge Affirms First Amendment Protection For Union Representatives

Legal Times: Ruling Clarifies Protected Disclosures Under D.C. Whistleblower Law

The Daily Record: Bethesda firm gets $81M ruling

The Daily Record: Lawyer Touts Nonpayment Defense as Consumer Win

The Washington Post: D.C. wants more time to answer FOIA requests

Contract presents questions for Dixon: Contract presents questions for Dixon

The Baltimore Sun: Officials wait for ruling on charter school funds

The Daily Record: Maryland office of ‘lemon law firm’ gets sour marks on discovery

The Washington Post: 9 Officers Allege City Blocked Off-Duty Job; Security Work at Shopping Mall Disputed

Article by By Del Quentin Wilber, The Washington Post

Nine D.C. police officers have filed a class-action lawsuit against the police department, alleging their superiors interfered in their efforts to work off-duty for a shopping mall last year. The action is the latest development in a legal battle between the police union and the city in connection with off-duty security provided at Gallery Place in downtown Washington. The department is attempting to fire an officer on internal charges of illegally setting up off-duty employment for his colleagues at Gallery Place. Police officials are also seeking to suspend three other officers on internal charges they worked off-duty at Gallery Place without permission. READ MORE

May 12 2005 at 2:59 PM

The Baltimore Sun: Ground rent gives new owner headache

Article by By Eric Siegel, The Baltimore Sun

SOME FIRST-TIME homebuyers wind up with unexpected problems with faulty boilers, leaky roofs or noisy neighbors. Holly Edelstein is facing a far different - and more serious - difficulty. Seven months after buying a rowhouse just east of Patterson Park, she is being threatened with the loss of her property. The 31-year-old is a defendant in a lawsuit over the failure of the previous owner of her property, the Patterson Park Community Development Corp., to pay the ground rent - that peculiar institution that is essentially a long-term lease for a fairly nominal sum on a residential property, primarily in the city and in Baltimore and Anne Arundel counties. READ MORE

March 03 2005 at 3:10 PM

The Daily Record: Baltimore judge scales down food-poisoning verdict

The Baltimore Sun: Dollars pause in pursuit of new lawyers