Rachel Konieczny
Legal Affairs Reporter at The Daily Record (Baltimore, MD)
Legal affairs reporter for @MDDailyRecord || @BonasJSchool @UNHLaw and @Cronkite_ASU alumna, dog enthusiast. she/her
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1 week ago |
thedailyrecord.com | Rachel Konieczny
Key Takeaways:Maryland Supreme Court hears indemnification appealDispute over director’s liability for unauthorized medical careFocus on Maryland Corporations and Associations § 2-418Case may have implications for issue of mandatory indemnificationThe Maryland Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday over whether an employee is entitled to indemnification when there is no nexus between the employee’s wrongful conduct and use of corporate powers bestowed on him as an officer or director.
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1 week ago |
thedailyrecord.com | Rachel Konieczny
A Baltimore County businessman has been sentenced to one year and one day in federal prison for fraudulently obtaining more than $1.3 million in COVID-19 CARES Act loans. U.S. District Judge Richard Bennett sentenced David Epstein on Wednesday to prison plus one year of home incarceration after Epstein pleaded guilty to wire fraud for submitting fraudulent CARES Act loan applications.
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1 week ago |
thedailyrecord.com | Rachel Konieczny
Key Takeaways:Former Judge April Ademiluyi‘s amended lawsuit dismissed by federal courtJudge cited failure to follow court orders and federal rulesAllegations included transcript tampering and emotional distressMaryland Supreme Court removed Ademiluyi for misconduct in 2024A federal judge has dismissed ousted Prince George’s County Circuit Judge April Ademiluyi’s lawsuit against a court reporter, finding the former judge did not comply with court orders or federal rules of civil procedure.
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1 week ago |
thedailyrecord.com | Rachel Konieczny
Key Takeaways:Prosecutors drop wiretapping, misconduct charges against judgeCourt ruled phone search warrant was invalid, excluding recordingsPolice seized phone after peace order violation allegationsJudicial disciplinary charges remain pending for both judgesANNAPOLIS — Maryland prosecutors have dropped wiretapping and misconduct in office charges against an Anne Arundel County Orphans’ Court judge.
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1 week ago |
thedailyrecord.com | Rachel Konieczny
Key Takeaways:Maryland Supreme Court reviews Walters Art Museum‘s MPIA statusTrustees argue museum is private, whereas unions say it’s a public entityCase stems from denied public records requests during union effortDecision could impact access to museum’s financial and contract dataThe Walters Art Museum is not subject to the Maryland Public Information Act, counsel for trustees of the museum argued before the state’s high court on Monday.
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