Ian Round
Legal Affairs Reporter at The Daily Record (Baltimore, MD)
back in baltimore covering legal affairs @mddailyrecord. [email protected].
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thedailyrecord.com | Ian Round
Baltimore City on Wednesday sued the manufacturer of the nicotine pouch Zyn, alleging it illegally markets to children and adolescents. The city sued Philip Morris International and its subsidiary Swedish Match in Baltimore City Circuit Court, alleging one violation of the Consumer Protection Ordinance.
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thedailyrecord.com | Ian Round
Key takeaways:Maryland Supreme Court hears case on housing voucher discriminationDisabled woman’s rental denial challenges landlord’s income policyHome Act bans source-of-income bias, scope now under reviewAmicus briefs filed by advocacy and civil rights organizationsThe Maryland Supreme Court on Monday heard arguments in a housing discrimination case that will determine how landlords calculate income for people who use housing vouchers to pay rent.
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thedailyrecord.com | Ian Round
Key Takeaways:Federal judge allows Brian Barrio’s lawsuit against UMBC to proceedClaims include defamation, fraudulent inducement, Title IX retaliationLawsuit ties to investigation of former swim coach Chad CradockNews release allegedly falsely implied Barrio’s role in misconductA federal judge last week allowed a defamation lawsuit by the former athletic director of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, to move forward, rejecting the university’s motion to dismiss.
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thedailyrecord.com | Ian Round
The Clarence M. Mitchell Jr. Courthouse in Baltimore City was evacuated Tuesday afternoon due to a suspected electrical fire. The fire was in Baltimore City Circuit Judge Yolanda Tanner’s courtroom on the fourth floor of the Mitchell Courthouse at about 1:20 p.m., according to Aharon Wayne, a prosecutor in the Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office who was in the courtroom next door.
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thedailyrecord.com | Ian Round
Key Takeaways: West Baltimore residents file lawsuits over housing issues Challenges include tax sales, stalled Poppleton development, slumlord conditions Lawsuits target city policies and developer agreements Potential outcomes include reduced vacancies and improved housing standards Three groups of West Baltimore residents facing different problems reached the same conclusion: The mayor’s office, the City Council and the Maryland General Assembly couldn’t or wouldn’t take action, so the...
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