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Sharfstein: ‘If people decide not get to vaccinated, they are essentially deciding to get COVID’

With the Delta variant rapidly spreading both throughout the nation and in certain parts of Maryland, former Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Secretary Dr. Joshua Sharfstein Wednesday emphasized the importance of getting vaccinated against the novel coronavirus.

State Roundup: School masking requirements vary by jurisdiction

Baltimore mortgage lender decries court ruling on patent; school masking requirements vary by jurisdiction.

Baltimore mortgage lender says his patent was rendered invalid by a Supreme Court decision

Imagine having invested your time and money into developing an innovative software product and then several years later having the rights to your invention rendered virtually worthless due to a U.S. Supreme Court decision.

State Roundup: Del. Barron named U.S. attorney for Md.; legal analysts say overturning Roe likely won’t impact Maryland law

Legal analysts say the Supreme Court overturning Roe likely won’t impact Maryland law.

Would overturning Roe v. Wade have any effect on abortion in Maryland?

Even if the U.S. Supreme Court reverses precedent and strikes down Roe v. Wade, abortion will remain legal in progressive-leaning states such as Maryland that are likely to choose to continue to allow the procedure, legal analysts confirmed to MarylandReporter.com.

State Roundup: Franchot backs education reform but not the mandated Blueprint

Comptroller Franchot backs education reform but not the mandated Blueprint; Covid cases continue to rise.

Franchot backs education reform, but not mandated Blueprint

Like several of the nine Democratic candidates for governor, Comptroller Peter Franchot makes improving K-12 education part of his standard stump speech.
But Franchot refuses to even mention the Kirwan Commission and the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future the legislature enacted over the governor’s veto that establishes massive changes for public schools and pumps billions more into education.

State Roundup: Amid delta surge, vaccine mandates considered; 2022 governor race news

Employers will need to examine policies surrounding COVID-19 vaccines as Delta variant infections are on the rise, and the 2022 Maryland races are shaping up with GOP Micheal Steele launching an exploratory committee and new candidates for AG, Senate.

Will vaccine mandates become prevalent in the business community?

With the Delta variant rapidly spreading, particularly among unvaccinated Americans, the question of vaccine mandates looms on the horizon.

Maryland small businesses must watch out for ADA virtual-by lawsuits

With the 31st anniversary of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) coming Monday, July 26, it is time to warn Maryland small businesses about ADA virtual-by lawsuits since Maryland has dropped coronavirus-related restrictions.

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