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BALTIMORE – March 4, 2026 –The Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, represented by the Baltimore City Law Department and DiCello Levitt, have filed a lawsuit in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City against six major social casino operators. The lawsuit alleges the companies violated Baltimore’s Consumer Protection Ordinance by operating illegal online gambling platforms … Continued

RALEIGH, N.C. – A federal judge has ruled in favor of more than 16,000 North Carolina correctional officers on liability in a landmark wage and hour lawsuit, holding that the State must compensate officers for all time spent working inside correctional facilities, including uncompensated pre‑ and post‑shift time. In Matthew Hodge, et al. v. North … Continued

WASHINGTON – Scott Gilmore, a leading international human rights lawyer, has joined DiCello Levitt as a partner, further strengthening the firm’s award-winning Civil and Human Rights Litigation Practice. Gilmore brings 20 years of experience in international investigations and more than a decade of experience handling complex, high‑stakes litigation in U.S. courts and before international tribunals … Continued

New York, NY — February 17, 2026 — Hausfeld, Hecht Partners, and DiCello Levitt today announced the submission of a petition to the UN Global Compact calling for an immediate review to determine whether the conduct of BNP Paribas, S.A. (“BNPP”) in support of human rights violations in Sudan, between 1997 and 2011, constitutes a … Continued

WASHINGTON — In a significant appellate ruling for minority borrowers seeking systemic relief, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit today revived class allegations challenging Navy Federal Credit Union’s mortgage lending practices. The Court held that borrowers alleging discriminatory mortgage lending practices plausibly asserted common, class-wide claims for injunctive and declaratory relief that … Continued