$6.4 Million Settlement Approved in Freddie Gray Case

At a press conference on Wednesday, September 9th, 2015, Billy Murphy, attorney for the family of Freddie Gray, announced a $6.4 million settlement in the family’s wrongful death case against the City of Baltimore. In addition to the financial settlement, Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake pledged to implement body cameras for all of the city’s police…

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Associate Nikoletta Mendrinos Volunteers for Reading Partners

As a firm, Murphy, Falcon & Murphy has a long tradition of community service and supporting worthy causes. Now, Associate Niki Mendrinos is adding her own unique chapter to this history. In addition to a busy home life and commitments here at the firm, Mendrinos has recently signed on to volunteer with Reading Partners-a group dedicated…

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William H. "Billy" Murphy Jr. Co-authors Baltimore Sun Op-ed

Earlier this week, founding partner Judge William H. “Billy” Murphy, Jr. co-authored with David Warnock an op-ed piece in the Baltimore Sun detailing the tedious process of expungement for Maryland residents who’ve been charged with a crime but their case did not result in a conviction. Which, in 2013, was 83% of those charged. Murphy…

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Lawsuit Filed Against Madison Park Management Company

Residents of Madison Park North Apartments contend landlord and Management Company compelled residents to live in squalor and conspired with private security firms to violate residents’ constitutional rights while collecting millions of federal tax dollars and HUD subsidies intended to benefit low income individuals. Baltimore, MD (April 8, 2014)-Murphy, Falcon & Murphy announced today that…

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$37 Million Settlement in Stent Class Action Suit

In a landmark settlement in the field of unnecessary stent litigation, St. Joseph Medical Center has agreed to a $36,825,000 million settlement for former patients of Dr. Mark G. Midei-a cardiologist who practiced at the hospital and has been accused of performing unnecessary cardiac stent procedures on hundreds of patients. The settlement could result in…

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At Last, A Small Measure of Justice for Walter Lomax

They say justice delayed is justice denied. And no one can say that what happened to Walter Lomax was anything less than an injustice. In 1968, 20-year-old Walter was convicted of a murder he did not commit. After a trial in a Baltimore City courtroom where there was clear suppression of evidence, erroneous cross-racial identifications,…

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Murphy Family Receives Thurgood Marshall Awards On Behalf Of NAACP

The firm is thrilled to announce that founding partner Judge William H. “Billy” Murphy, Jr. and his son, managing partner Hassan Murphy, were recently named Thurgood Marshall honorees by the Baltimore City Branch of the NAACP. We have long supported the NAACP’s fight for equality, both in Baltimore and nationally, and are deeply honored to…

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Judge Certifies Class Action For Those Who Received Unnecessary Stents

On Thursday, April 4, 2013, Judge Sylvester Cox of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City certified a class action on behalf of 585 former patients of Dr. Mark Midei, a cardiologist who had been employed by the St. Joseph Medical Center in Towson, Maryland. The class action alleges that Dr. Midei implanted unnecessary stents in…

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