Sister Samuelle during the filming of “La Symphonie des Tesselles” by Quentin Delcourt in Aube, France, on April 21, 2025. IRRIXFILMS It was a strange coincidence. On Monday, April 21, just hours after the death of Pope Francis, Sister Samuelle, a hermit nun living in Aube, northeastern France, and filmmaker Quentin Delcourt announced the launch … Read more
Brown, Goldstein & Levy partner Eve Hill was quoted as a legal authority by MadyCast News (MCN), a not-for-profit LGBTQ+ news organization, in article about an ongoing lawsuit against the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services in which she is representing transgender women who were held in men’s correctional facilities, suffered sexual assault, … Read more
As covered by WMAR, partner Andy Freeman testified in the Maryland House Judiciary Committee on March 26 against HB1378, a proposed amendment to the Child Victims Act that would make it harder for survivors to recover damages for abuse they suffered in state juvenile detention facilities and would reduce the amount they could recover. Based … Read more
With the development into ‘a mainstream theory’, constitutional pluralism constitutes a way of accommodating the divergent claims to the legitimate authority of the European Union (‘EU’) and the Member States. In the view of some, the theory is not only applicable in times of constitutional crisis but also acts as ‘an antipode to authoritarianism’. Nonetheless, … Read more
Recent improvement in Florida’s insurance market – fostered by legislation targeting legal system abuse – is threatened by several bills proposed in the state’s 2025 legislative session. Florida’s property insurance market has stabilized thanks to reforms introduced in 2022 and 2023 aimed at reducing excessive litigation and inflated claims. As a result of these reforms, … Read more