Maryland

Prominent Maryland Lawyer Found Guilty in $25M Medical System Extortion Case

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Baltimore, MD — A once-prominent Maryland medical malpractice attorney, Stephen L. Snyder, experienced a profound professional decline after he was found guilty of attempting to extort $25 million from the University of Maryland Medical System. The conviction encompassed a single count of attempted extortion along with seven counts of violating the federal Travel Act, an unsettling end to a distinguished career. Snyder, 77, was notorious in legal circles for his aggressive litigation style, encapsulated by his catchphrase, “Don’t just sue them, Snyder them.” However, the tables turned dramatically during his trial when he was detained … Read more

Yost Legal Group Pursues Justice with Multimillion-Dollar Suit Against Maryland Agencies Over Foster Care Abuse Allegations

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Baltimore, MD — A significant legal action has been initiated by The Yost Legal Group against the Maryland Department of Human Services (DHS) and the Carroll County Department of Social Services, alleging a failure to safeguard foster children from sexual abuse. The lawsuit points to severe negligence on the part of these agencies, highlighting a distressing breakdown in the protective services meant to shield some of Maryland’s most vulnerable residents. The complaint details a troubling scenario where foster children, who were under the guardianship of the state, purportedly endured multiple instances of sexual abuse — … Read more

Maryland Attorney General Halts Nonprofit’s Voter Intimidation Tactics Ahead of Elections

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BALTIMORE, Maryland — Maryland’s Attorney General has taken decisive action against a nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C., ordering it to immediately cease sending letters to Maryland voters that imply voter activities would be publicized if they do not participate in the upcoming election. The cease and desist letter issued by Attorney General Anthony Brown targets the Center for Voter Information/Voter Participation Center (CVI/VPC), following reports that their mailings are designed to intimidate voters by threatening to expose non-participation to their neighbors. This directive comes as the Attorney General’s Office, in conjunction with the State … Read more

Maryland Democrats Champion Stricter Ethics Regulations for Future Governors

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Annapolis, Md. — As Maryland legislators convene for a new session, a group of Democrats in Maryland’s state government are championing the enactment of stricter ethics regulations aimed specifically at future governors. This legislative push seeks to ensure transparency and accountability, addressing concerns that have arisen from past administrations’ practices. The proposed measures are spurred by allegations and episodes that have highlighted potential conflicts of interest and undisclosed financial dealings involving previous state leaders. These initiatives signal a robust effort to tighten the reins on governance, ensuring that anyone occupying the state’s highest office adheres … Read more