Baltimore, MD
Litigation Lawyer at Baltimore, MD
Practice Areas: Litigation, Real Estate, Construction & Development
OUTCOME: Obtained relief from the automatic stay in federal court to allow my client to pursue claims against the debtor in state court.
Case No. 13-14556 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Maryland
OUTCOME: Negotiated settlement for client securing right to use easement created in 1897 in historic Annapolis.
Case No. 02-C-12-174089, in the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County
OUTCOME: Defendant built an artificial pond that was overflowing onto my client's property. I negotiated a settlement whereby the defendant fixed the pond at his own cost, and paid my client $3,800 for their damages.
Case No. 21-C-13-047858, in the Circuit Court for Washington County.
OUTCOME: Successfully argued to allow client to retain driving privileges, despite facing 13 month suspension for DUI, interlock and points violations.
Case Nos. DOT-GLS-01-13-45569 and DOT-OTH-01-13-38780, before the Office of Administrative Hearings.
OUTCOME: Client was accused of felony theft after confession. Negotiated a reduction of charges and obtained a Probation Before Judgment (PBJ-- not a conviction).
Case No. 03-K-13-006508, in the Circuit Court for Baltimore County
OUTCOME: Obtained a PBJ for client accused of driving on a revoked license (second time offender). One day unsupervised probation, no fine, no points, no conviction.
Case No. 0900FQ7, et seq., in the District Court for Baltimore County.
OUTCOME: Obtained a dismissal of all counts for client charged with driving on a suspended license.
Case No. 0B0GNH, et seq., in the District Court for Baltimore County.
OUTCOME: Obtained dismissal of charges for client accused of theft.
Case No. 4B02234845, in the District Court for Baltimore City.
OUTCOME: Successfully argued over State's objection to obtain a PBJ for client charged with DUI after blowing a 0.17 BAC.
03-K-13-005828, in the Circuit Court for Baltimore County.
OUTCOME: Successfully argued to close probation and avoid jail time for client who had violated her probation, and was facing 18 months.
Case No. 1R008389, in the District Court for Harford County.
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