Editor’s Note: October’s Five great reads turn on the distance between what a headline figure or claim shows and what the record behind it can support.
The EU cybersecurity agency ENISA found that distributed denial-of-service attacks made up just over
Editor’s Note: Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center in Baltimore began mailing notices Oct. 22 to about 3,182 patients after an employee uploaded a spreadsheet of their information to a public artificial intelligence tool the hospital had not approved. The file
A dispute between the city of Baltimore and Dave Inc. (Dave) raises questions about the scope of local consumer-protection authority and its relationship to Maryland’s statewide consumer-lending framework. Dave has moved to dismiss Baltimore’s lawsuit concerning the company’s “ExtraCash” advances,
Somewhere, George Orwell is shaking his head.
This week, a Florida school board voted to remove a graphic-novel adaptation of 1984 from a school library.
Yes, 1984. The dystopian novel about censorship, government control, and the manipulation of information.
For the past year, the regulatory fight over prediction markets has been waged primarily between two camps: the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), which asserts exclusive federal jurisdiction over event contracts as regulated derivatives, and a growing number of
School is back in session, as another summer goes by way too fast. Children who were seen riding their bikes, scooters, and playing in yards and parks are now back in their classrooms. However, that doesn’t mean the risks associated
Steven Mignogna will be presenting a program at the 2026 ACTEC Mid-Atlantic Regional Meeting in Baltimore, Maryland. The session will address important developments in estate litigation that all trust and estate practitioners should understand, including attorneys who do not regularly
I did not grow up around lawyers. I grew up around people who needed them and couldn’t afford them.
I was raised in working-class Baltimore, the kind of neighborhood where your father’s handshake meant more than any contract, where people
After years of pandemic-era forbearance programs, emergency moratoriums, and historically low foreclosure volumes, the mortgage market is undergoing a meaningful correction. Foreclosure activity is rising steadily across the country, and with it comes a familiar set of legal risks for
