The Declaration of Independence was signed at the end of the Enlightenment, and the American Revolution is one of the key events of that period. The Declaration’s signers and their peers spent considerable time studying, writing, thinking, and speaking
Key point: Legislatures in Nebraska (chatbot bill), Maryland (pricing), and Maine (health) passed AI bills last week.
Below is the 13th update on the status of proposed state AI legislation in 2026. These posts track state AI bills that can
We have recently learned from taxpayers that filed refund claims of the Maryland Digital Advertising Tax (DAT) that the Maryland Comptroller is issuing responses entitled “Request Received Does Not Constitute a Refund Claim.” The Comptroller’s notices state that it rejects
Scott E. Vincent is the founding member of Vincent Law, LLC in Kansas City.The U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland recently found that a lawyer acting as director, president, and treasurer of a client’s investment corporation
Connecticut Attorney General (AG) William Tong announced on March 20, 2026, that Connecticut has joined with other states and the federal government to reach a settlement with CVR Management, LLC, the entity that manages the Center for Vein Restoration (CVR),
From March 18–20, 2026, the American Health Law Association (AHLA) hosted its annual Institute on Medicare and Medicaid Payment Issues conference in Baltimore, Maryland, focused on the full range of risks and opportunities relating to participation in federal health care
In a pair of decisions, Express Scripts, Inc. v. Anne Arundel County, ___ A.3d ___, 2026 WL 797872 (Md. March 23, 2026), an opioid case, and Mayor & City Council of Baltimore v. B.P. P.L.C., ___ A.3d ___, 2026 WL
The Supreme Court of Maryland ruled last week, “[t]he question presented in this case is whether Maryland local governments may bring state common law tort claims against 26 multinational oil and gas companies to recover damages caused by global greenhouse
A Maryland appellate court has affirmed the dismissal of a proposed class action against MedStar Health, ruling that the patient data allegedly shared with Facebook and Google does not qualify as protected “contents” under Maryland’s wiretap statute. The decision is
