Press Releases

Maryland's largest Black-owned pain management practice alleges Optum wrongfully denied claims while approving identical submissions from white-owned providers.

Federal lawsuit alleges that former digital content developer suffered years of harassment, discrimination, and retaliation based on her gender and Egyptian ethnicity at U.S.-based media company.

Court denies Prince George's County's motion for summary judgment and allows Black police officer's unlawful discrimination and hostile work environment claims to proceed to trial.

Managing Attorney Jordan D. Howlette responds to new and egregious Presidential Memorandum that targets attorneys and law firms who challenge government actions.

Former DHS contractor files lawsuit after government's hasty judgment cost him his job and security clearance he maintained for nearly two decades.

Maryland homeowner challenges county's denial of waiver to install interim water and sewer systems on property despite meeting all published criteria.

Federal lawsuit alleges military medical staff administered improper PPD test, then falsified records and fabricated cognitive impairment claims when error was reported.

Judge rejects officer's attempt to dismiss case alleging racially-motivated assault and excessive force during 2021 arrest.

Lawsuit alleges systematic neglect, uninhabitable conditions, and illegal rent collection affecting hundreds of residents at Prince George's County apartment complex.

Recent lawsuits reveal troubling pattern of discrimination against minority-owned healthcare providers in Maryland's behavioral health system.

Recently discovery historical evidence suggests Congress expressly intended to prohibit immunity defenses in Reconstruction Era civil rights statutes.

Second lawsuit against Optum Maryland alleges similar acts of discrimination and mismanagement that resulted in more than $680,000 damages to minority-owned healthcare provider.