Stephen Snyder, who was convicted of attempted extortion last month after representing himself, has asked his standby counsel, Gerald Ruter, to take over as his lawyer ahead of his February sentencing ...

Prominent Baltimore attorney Stephen Snyder denounced federal prosecutors’ comparison of him to disgraced attorney Michael Avenatti, calling the accusations false and saying the criminal cases against ...

Former medical malpractice lawyer Stephen L. Snyder says he was unfit to represent himself in a criminal trial that resulted in a three-year probation sentence earlier this year for attempted ...

A federal judge said medical malpractice lawyer Stephen L. Snyder must continue representing himself in his attempted extortion case, describing his request for an attorney as a delay tactic. The ...

Prosecutors are recommending that a federal court sentence medical malpractice lawyer Stephen Snyder to three years in prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for his role in a ...

Stephen L. Snyder, the medical malpractice lawyer known in Baltimore and beyond for his slogan, “Don’t just sue them, Snyder them,” has been convicted of attempted extortion in federal court. The jury ...

Stephen L. Snyder, the medical malpractice lawyer facing federal attempted extortion charges, is making last-minute attempts to get his case thrown out — with about a week left until his trial is ...

Stephen Snyder must continue to serve as his own lawyer, U.S. Magistrate Judge Timothy Sullivan ruled Wednesday, saying Snyder’s request to revoke his pro se status was “not sincere” because he was ...

The Maryland Supreme Court has temporarily suspended Stephen Snyder‘s law license in the state. In an order filed Monday, the high court temporarily suspended Snyder from practicing law in Maryland ...

Prominent medical malpractice attorney Stephen L. Snyder told University of Maryland Medical System representatives that giving him a $25 million consulting deal would mean he couldn’t bring more ...

After malpractice attorney Stephen L. Snyder learned he was under investigation in 2018 for potential extortion, Snyder asked his associate into a conference room at his law firm. The associate, ...