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BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: November 4, 2012
Tags: courts, law movers, legal news, maryland, On the Move
The American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland has honored Chris Brown, a partner at Brown, Goldstein & Levy, with the 2012 Elisabeth Gilman Award for his commitment and impact as general counsel of the ACLU and his lifetime of legal service to civil liberties and ACLU clients. Brown served as the ACLU board chair from [...]
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BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: September 23, 2012
Tags: Aaron Greenfield, breaking legal news, law movers, lawyers, maryland, On the Move, William Kress
Greenfield, Kress team up Veteran attorneys Aaron Greenfield and William Kress have formed a full-service boutique government relations firm that will include administrative and procurement law matters. Greenfield & Kress PA, with offices in Annapolis, will serve clients at the local, state and federal levels of government in industries including health care, energy, gaming, real estate, [...]
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BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: August 26, 2012
Tags: Baltimore, Lauren E. Kemper, law movers, Martha Ann Knutson, maryland, On the Move, Trace International
Attorney Lauren E. Kemper has joined Pessin Katz Law PA’s Litigation Group. Kemper will focus her practice on general litigation and medical malpractice defense. Before coming to PK Law, Kemper practiced at a Baltimore area law firm predominately in the area of consumer bankruptcy, creditor rights and collections. Kemper previously served as a law clerk [...]
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BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: July 22, 2012
Tags: DLA Piper, Law, law movers, lawyers, maryland volunteer lawyers service, Matthew F. Gorra, On the Move
The Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service has elected four officers. Paul S. Sugar, a principal with Ober | Kaler, of Baltimore, and former vice president, was elected president. His practice is devoted to construction industry counseling and dispute avoidance and resolution. Ex-board treasurer Fred S. Hecker, a partner with Miller & Hecker LLC, of Westminster, was [...]
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BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: July 8, 2012
Tags: Baltimore, glenn f. ivey, Harriet E. Cooperman, Karen Ellsworth, law movers, Mary V. Murphy, maryland, maryland legal services corp., Maryland Public Service Commission, On the Move, Pessin Katz Law P.A., Venable LLP
![]()  Ivey chair of MLSC The Maryland Legal Services Corp. has elected Glenn F. Ivey, a partner at Venable LLP and former state’s attorney for Prince George’s County, as chair. He succeeds F. Vernon Boozer, who served as MLSC chair for nine years. As chief prosecutor for Prince George’s County, Ivey created specialty prosecution units targeting domestic [...]
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BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: July 1, 2012
Tags: Baltimore Child Abuse Center, Employment and Employee Benefits Practice, Founder's Award, Howard County Bar Association, labor, law movers, Litigation Section Council of the Maryland State Bar Association, On the Move
![]()  Out of academy, into in-house For Allie M. Wright, fighting cases in-house at a company is just as challenging as combat in the courtroom. “I’m really here to battle everything that needs to be battled on behalf of the company,” Wright said. Wright, associate general counsel at Allegis Group in Hanover, was the only in-house [...]
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BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: June 28, 2012
Tags: Appellate Judicial Nominating Commission, Business, Defense Department, Development, football helmet, gambling, gov. martin o'malley, Kearney O’Doherty Public Affairs LLC, lobbyists, lockheed, maryland, mccormick, McCormick & Co. Inc., On the Move, pit bull, Public Service Commission Chairman Douglas R.M. Nazarian, superblock, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Wall Street Journal and Real Trends Inc., Week in Review
Rally protests for Superblock jobs A group of about 100 protestors gathered at the offices of the Baltimore Development Corp. at Charles Center this week to demand local hiring in the promised 600 new jobs at the $150 million Superblock development downtown. Chanting “We want jobs” and “Our community, our jobs,” the protestors demanded to [...]
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BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: June 28, 2012
Tags: Business, Creative Access, Dr. Robert G. Leikin, ellicott city, Heritage Financial Consultants LLC, maryland, movers, movers and shakers, National Capital Chesapeake Bay Emmy Award, On the Move, Rex Smith, Susquehanna Bank, Wilhelm Commercial Builders Inc.
![]()  Witty directs Susquehanna Susquehanna Bank has named James D. Witty as regional president for the Baltimore area and eastern Maryland. Witty will lead Susquehanna’s commercial and retail banking teams in Baltimore city and Baltimore, Carroll, Howard, Anne Arundel, Harford and Worcester counties. The bank operates 23 branches in the region. Witty worked most recently as [...]
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BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: June 24, 2012
Tags: Baltimore, bar association, law movers, lawyers, legal, maryland, MSBA, On the Move, profession
![]()  Barnes turns private Tara A. Barnes has joined Baltimore’s Rollins, Smalkin, Richards & Mackie LLC as an associate. Her practice includes civil litigation, with a focus on negligence, insurance defense, workers’ compensation and personal injury cases. Before joining the firm, she served as an assistant state’s attorney in Baltimore for seven years. Barnes investigated and [...]
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BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: June 21, 2012
Tags: BioHealth Innovation Inc., Brigance Brigade, Business, Christine Kirkley, Creative Access, E. Albert Reece, maryland, Maryland Recycling Network, On the Move, St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore, Town of University Park the Outstanding Small Government Program Award, University of Maryland School of Medicine
Kirkley leads Brigade The Brigance Brigade, an organization that raises funds to improve the quality of life of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis patients and their families, has appointed Christine Kirkley as executive director. Kirkley will oversee the activities of the organization and is also responsible for working with O.J. and Chanda Brigance as well as the [...]
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