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ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Gov. Larry Hogan made it official -- drivers in Maryland will get to enjoy a 37 cents a gallon break at the gas pump for the next 30 days. Moments after the ink dried on the 30-day gas tax suspension bill, station owners began lowering their prices, much to the delight of drivers. "I think it is good news. I think it is the right thing to do. I think it is reasonable taking a...

NBC Thursday primetime finally broke free of four-way ties for the top spot after three consecutive weeks. The latest episode of NBC Law & Order: SVU led the charge in both demo ratings and audience among non-sports titles. Helping to break the weeks-long tie was CBS’ coverage of March Madness Round 1 games. Among the victors of Thursday’s games were the Arkansas Razorbacks, the UCLA Brui...

File photo 2021: Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay speaks during a town hall meeting in Pulaski on May 15, 2021. Photo by Mike Johnson. Legislative Column from Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay It seems like New York invents new ways to reward criminals every day. The latest policy concocted by extreme liberals is to give special treatment to those previously convicted of marijuana-re...

MONTGOMERY – Governor Kay Ivey has awarded grants totaling $101,025 to help five law enforcement agencies purchase new or update existing equipment. “New equipment can help police officers and sheriffs’ deputies be better prepared for what they may face on any given day as they work to protect and serve our communities,” said Governor Ivey. “I am pleased to assist these agencies in their effo...

--> Sorry, we're having issues playing this video. In the meantime, try watching one of the videos below. WASHINGTON, D.C. — There is a good chance this week felt long. Not because of what you did at work, but because of that lost hour from when we all changed our clocks last weekend. On Tuesday, the United States Senate passed a measure to keep it light out in the evening all year long ...

As the U.S. and NATO allies continue to pressure Putin to halt his illegal invasion of Ukraine, pressure has been mounting for law firms to avoid aiding the Russian war effort—to pull out of Russia and stop working with Russian clients no matter where they are located. Stanford Law Professor Robert Daines launched the Law Firms and Russian Profits project on March 16 to track and highlight la...

One of the topics we get asked about most often is paid advertising. Some of the savviest digital marketers occasionally admit that Pay-per-click (PPC) is a subject that eludes them. Even if you don’t plan to become an expert, it’s important to know the basics of PPC for law firms. Here is a brief guide to help law firms get up to speed. What is PPC? Pay-per-click (PPC), also called paid adve...

Jim Donovan, vice chairman of global client coverage at Goldman Sachs, has been an adjunct professor for 14 years. He’s donated every UVA Law check back to the Law School Foundation. (Photo by Bill Petros) ne template for becoming a YouTube star involves the over-caffeinated approach, cranking out content low on substance and high on salesmanship, with the “personality” inevitably closing eac...

Enlarge Minnesota state lawmakers are trying to prohibit social media platforms from using algorithms to recommend content to anyone under age 18. The bill was approved Tuesday by the House Commerce Finance and Policy Committee in a 15-1 vote. The potential state law goes next to the House Judiciary Finance and Civil Law Committee, which has put it on the docket for a hearing on March 22. The...

After the loss of their son to anaphylaxis triggered by food at his child-care center in 2017, Thomas Silvera and Dina Hawthorne-Silvera launched a cross-country movement. Determined never to see a similar tragedy occur in preschool again, they started a foundation and began working to enact “Elijah’s Law” in every state. Bills are not easy to get passed, but in a short space of time, the Sil...