Maryland Code News Today

Restrictions on noncompete agreements in the state of Maryland for certain care-related industries have become substantially broader. Under Maryland's House Bill (HB) 1388...

With the enactment of this new statute, Maryland health care and veterinary employers may need to consider taking a second look at their noncompete agreements and ad

The final weeks for many state legislatures have witnessed significant movements in the U.S. data privacy landscape. Last month, Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen signed the Data Privacy Act, LB1074, into law.

The final weeks for many state legislatures have witnessed significant movements in the U.S. data privacy landscape. Last month, Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen signed the Data Privacy...

Keypoint: Maryland’s bill diverges from other Washington Privacy Act variants passed to date with unique data minimization, sensitive data, minor’s data privacy, and unlawful...

A new commentary is revealing how Democrats in one state are pushing their "decency" agenda, so that children will have access to pornographic materials in libraries.

Delegation is scheduled to vote on it this Friday. Delegate Karen SImpson Frederick, Md (KM) Legislation to repeal a more than 100-year-old law in the City of Frederick is expected to be voted on this Friday  by the local Legislative Delegation. The measure sponsored by Delegate Karen Simpson

Cannabis attorney Rod Kight reviews rulings in several lawsuits around the country involving hemp-based products.

This article originally appeared in the November 24, 2017 edition of the Cecil Whig.

The Winchester Star has learned through previous news articles and court documents that Clarke County School Board write-in candidate Michelle Lane-Smithwick was fired from former Maryland Gov. Robert Ehrlich’s administration