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Malcolm P. Ruff Associate Murphy Falcon Murphy Since earning his Juris Doctor in 2012 from the University of Baltimore School of Law, Malcolm P. Ruff has launched a successful legal career. He began his career as a prosecutor in the Baltimore County and Baltimore City State’s Attorney offices. This experience led him to personal injury ...

The 25 people on The Daily Record’s Criminal Law Power List are at the top of the criminal law profession across Maryland.

PHILADELPHIA – Sesame Place Philadelphia has denied that it or its employees discriminated against Black children during meet-and-greet sessions with some of the park’s costumed characters, in response to a Baltimore man’s class action suit claiming that it had done so.

PHILADELPHIA – A Baltimore man has brought class action litigation against SeaWorld and Sesame Place Philadelphia, charging that employees of the Sesame Street-themed park discriminated against his daughter, a Black child, during a meet-and-greet session with some of the park’s costumed characters.

A Baltimore family has filed a $25 million lawsuit against a children's theme park after numerous allegations of racism against Black children who visited Sesame Place north of Philadelphia.

A long-running investigation allowed federal authorities to take a rare and close look at the work of attorneys, which usually is considered privileged and not subject to scrutiny. Many Baltimore attorneys were rankled by the government’s approach.

A long-running investigation allowed federal authorities to take a rare and close look at the work of attorneys, which usually is considered privileged and not subject to scrutiny. Many Baltimore attorneys were rankled by the government’s approach.

Baltimore attorney Ken Ravenell helped Richard Byrd go from a Park Heights stick-up boy to a multimillionaire nightclub and branding impresario running a cross-country marijuana distribution ring, Byrd testified Wednesday in federal court.

Former drug-dealing clients who Baltimore attorney Kenneth Ravenell helped keep out of prison will take the stand against him at his racketeering trial in U.S. District Court, which kicked off Tuesday with opening statements.

Former drug-dealing clients who Baltimore attorney Kenneth Ravenell helped keep out of prison will take the stand against him at his racketeering trial in U.S. District Court, which kicked off Tuesday with opening statements.