The state of Maryland has taken legal action against the owner and manager of the massive cargo ship that collided with Baltimore's Key Bridge, resulting in the bridge's collapse six months ago. The lawsuit, filed by Maryland officials, aims to recover damages related to cleanup costs and the extensive reconstruction of the affected bridge.

The legal action by Maryland comes in response to the significant impact caused by the cargo ship's collision with Key Bridge. The lawsuit seeks to hold the owner and manager of the vessel accountable for the incident that led to the bridge's collapse and the subsequent costs incurred in addressing the aftermath.

The lawsuit filed by Maryland not only seeks reparations for the expenses associated with the cleanup efforts following the bridge's collapse but also aims to cover the extensive costs involved in rebuilding the structure. The legal proceedings are a critical step in holding the responsible parties accountable for the damages caused by the cargo ship's collision with Key Bridge.