State v. Maryland State Board of Contract Appeals

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• holding that the State Board of Contract Appeals was “obvious[ly]” not “palpably without jurisdiction,” because disputes involving procurement contracts were just the type of disputes the board was authorized to determine initially
• estimating Maryland's recovery from settlement in Maryland AG Action at $4.4 billion
• “palpably without jurisdiction” exception applies where dispute is pending before adjudicatory administrative agency that does not have jurisdiction to review the matter
• contingent fee contract did not create immediate property right

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