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The Maryland Supreme Court will consider whether the state recognizes pay raises to shareholding executives at privately held companies as “de facto dividends.”

A Maryland court revived the shareholder suit of a man who says his mother and brother illicitly enriched themselves while not paying him a “de facto dividend.”

Judges may bar experts from testifying when their methodology is flawed but may not exclude testimony because the judges disagreed with the data, court says.

Jury validly found doctor not liable in death of patient injected with contaminated drug, because it was an intervening cause of death, appeals court says.

Maryland’s top court considers impossibility defense in the appeal of a man’s conviction for murdering two teenagers on the eve of their high school graduation.

Maryland’s top court will consider impossibility defense in hearing appeal of a man's second-degree murder conviction in killing of two Montgomery County teens.