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The Maryland Board of Public Works decided to obey a federal judge’s order to pay attorneys’ fees stemming from a challenge to a state policy that limited First Amendment-protected activities at transit stops – a constitutional victory.
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Judge Catherine C. Blake, U.S. District Court, ruled that The Walt Disney Co. and Zone Enterprises of Maryland LLC owe employees of the former ESPN Zone in the Inner Harbor back pay for shutting down in 2010 without giving the notices requires by federal law.
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Civil rights lawyers say they will take any steps necessary, including garnishing the property of the state or certain state officials, after the Maryland Board of Public Works refused to honor a federal court order to pay their attorneys’ fees in a voter-registration case. The attorneys’ fee order stems from the settlement of a 5-year-old civil rights lawsuit over a Maryland Transit Administration regulation that prevented voter registration at bus and train stations.
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Joshua Treem, a well-known criminal defense attorney, has joined the firm as partner. He has represented individual and corporate clients in a broad spectrum of legal matters and appears frequently in state and federal courts in cases involving every facet of criminal investigations and prosecutions.
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