John Edward Coppock Jr

Mr. Coppock assisted me in securing a modification of my mortgage when I ran into trouble during the financial crisis. I was dealing with Household Finance which was one of the worst lenders to deal with during that period of time. Mr. Coppock assured me that he had been working in the area of fo...reclosure defense for a number of years ad that he knew how to deal with these stubborn lenders. As it turned out, Mr. Coppock filed a civil action against the lender naming numerous causes of action against the lender that got their attention immediately. Within two months I had a consent agreement for a modification, which I am still enjoying, and the case was dismissed. I had tried, to no avail, to get Household Finance to work with me. Mr. Coppock handled them in sixty (60) days to my utter surprise and complete satisfaction. It is nice to meet an attorney that is not only competent but personable and so goal driven. Hopefully, I will not need an attorney any time soon. But, if I do, I would call Mr. Coppock to assist me. He was a huge help to me when I needed it most. operiod of time. e gn riing that i

I have had the pleasure of being co-counsel with John Coppock in major trials representing mutual clients. Mr. Coppock did a stellar job as counsel in each case, including representing the plaintiffs winning a multi-million dollar verdict against a town arising from its failure to maintain its sewer ...system and successfully representing two teens in a jury trial against their employer who sexually harassed them. Mr. Coppock is an excellent attorney and cares deeply for each and every client. He is a true dedicated counsel successfully helping consumers to vindicate their rights. Most recently, Mr. Coppock was single handedly responsible for initiating the Office of the Maryland Attorney General's investigation of the practices of a New York law firm regarding violations of Maryland's Protection of Homeowners in Foreclosure Act. As a direct result of Mr. Coppock's efforts, the Office of the Attorney General was successful in forcing that firm and its principal to enter into a Consent Order prohibiting them from contacting or representing new clients in Maryland.