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My pet peeve is that courts are far too willing to seal documents or dockets--but a judge in Maryland took a strong stand for transparency in a case involving a real estate nightmare.
September 19, 2018 at 06:01 PM
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Editor and columnist at The Litigation Daily
The house at 10 Spring Forest Court in the ritzy Baltimore suburb of Owings Mills looks beautiful in the photos.
Owned by Richard Kurland, the founder and CEO of Employment Background Investigations, its façade is stone, with a soaring portico and in-ground pool—7,000 square feet on two landscaped acres.
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