Conservator to take over Peter Angelos’ law office, judge invalidates son Louis’ transfer of firm to himself

The law firm of Peter Angelos, the incapacitated owner of the Orioles who made his fortune suing companies on behalf of asbestos victims, will go into conservatorship amid a feud that has split his family. With his son, Louis Angelos, sitting on one side of the courtroom opposite the family members he sued, his brother, John Angelos, the Orioles chairman and CEO, and their mother, Georgia Angelos, Baltimore County Circuit Judge Keith R. Truffer accepted an agreement Thursday that the lawyers had hashed out in the hallway.