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Rachel Konieczny

Rachel Konieczny

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Legal Affairs Reporter, The Daily Record (Baltimore, MD)

Baltimore

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Social Justice , Travel , Neighborhood Development , Arts And Culture

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Total articles 494

  • Recordings not admissible in Anne Arundel orphans' judge wiretapping case, court rules

    By Rachel Konieczny Verified| The Daily Record (Baltimore, MD) Verified ANNAPOLIS—State prosecutors cannot use recordings seized by Anne Arundel County police in the trial of an Anne Arundel County Orphans’ Court judge accused of illegally recording his judicial colleagues, a judge ruled Tuesday.

    By Rachel Konieczny Verified · The Daily Record (Baltimore, MD)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Goodell DeVries attorneys open business, cannabis law firm in MD

    By Rachel Konieczny Verified| The Daily Record (Baltimore, MD) Verified Attorneys from Baltimore-based Goodell DeVries have formed a new firm specializing in business and cannabis law. The new firm, Corey Tepe, LLC, launched Monday and maintains an office in Columbia. Justin Tepe, managing attorney at Corey Tepe, said he and Kaitlin Corey previously worked as partners at Goodell DeVries and have complementary practices that allow their new firm to be a full-service practice.

    By Rachel Konieczny Verified · The Daily Record (Baltimore, MD)

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • What's next for law firms whose partners leave

    By Rachel Konieczny Verified| The Daily Record (Baltimore, MD) Verified For many law firms, it’s “one size fits one” when it comes to reshaping a firm after partners have left to start their own practice. Randi Lewis, managing director of legal recruiting firm Major, Lindsey & Africa, said a firm’s future following the departure of counsel depends on more than one factor, including the size of the firm and what the firm decides to do next.

    By Rachel Konieczny Verified · The Daily Record (Baltimore, MD)

    Apr. 11, 2025

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The Daily Record (Baltimore, MD)

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

'+1 443-524-8100