Leech Dann News Today

Editor’s Note: Today marks the debut of a new monthly column: Craig Brodsky on Legal Ethics. Brodsky is a partner with Goodell, DeVries, Leech & Dann LLP in Baltimore. His practice focuses on the defense of professionals. For over 25 years, Brodsky has represented attorneys in disciplinary cases, legal malpractice cases, and served as ethics ...

The operator of a Frederick IHOP will pay a total of $125,000 to two waitresses whose boss allegedly sexually harassed them, under an agreement IHOP reached.

Maryland high court reinstates medical malpractice verdict against hospital, saying it shares liability for a surgeon’s negligence though he was a contractor.

Patient’s terminal illness does not give rise to wrongful death claim they would have lived longer had life-extending treatment begun earlier, high court says.

Maryland’s top court reinstated a double-murder conviction, saying an expert’s trial testimony regarding a killer’s height based on video was validly admitted.

Growers and processors denied licenses by Maryland’s medical marijuana panel may seek court review without first mounting administrative challenge, court says.