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These 85 lawyers passed the July 2018 Md. Out-of-State Attorney Exam

Daily Record Staff//November 5, 2018

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These 85 lawyers passed the July 2018 Md. Out-of-State Attorney Exam

These 85 lawyers passed the July 2018 Md. Out-of-State Attorney Exam

By Daily Record Staff

//November 5, 2018

bar-exam-620The following is a list of successful applicants at the Maryland Out of State Attorney Examination held July 24, 2018. The State Board of Law Examiners has recommended to the Court of Appeals of Maryland that these applicants be admitted to the Bar of the State of Maryland, subject to approval of their character and fitness qualifications.

Related: Here are the 463 people who passed the July 2018 Maryland Bar Exam

Abrams, Hanna
Allan, Natanya Holland
Anaman, Amma Afum
Barkat, Sheraz
Beard, Lori Lynn
Beaumont, Roya Vasseghi
Bowen, Megan Kate
Buzzetta, Walter John
Chang, Weon hyuck
Cohn, Jacob Charles
Concannon, Serafina
Concepcion, Theresa Luz
Connors, Brendan Halvor Ekern
Cox, Christopher Callaway
Dorfman, Tracie Marie
Dorsainvil, Cynthia
Dunlap, Jeffrey Paul
Edwards, Matthew Worth
Egan, Kimberly Katherine
Farrant, Jaime
Feig, Erik Matthew
Gazis, James Anthony
Gershon, Michael David
Gold, Jonathan Curtis
Hallett, Alex Christopher
Hammack, Scott Michael
Heithoff, Lee Michael
Hurlburt, Alisa DeLos
Johnson, Elduise Joyce
Jordan, Kevin M
Karibjanian, George Daniel
Katz, Nicholas Charles
Kelley, Christina Marie
Keng, Pearl Pei
Khalsa, Sat Nam Singh
Klein, Jason Daniel
Koosed, Brian David
LaRose, Catherine Anne
Law, Pauline Yin Shan
Lederer, Gerard Lavery
Lee, Diana Jacobs
Levy, Robert Marc
Lichtstein, Jeffrey Marc
Maddox, Jerrod Michael
Malamud, Matthew Brandon
Marcuse, Deborah Kristine
McCarthy, Matthew Jordan
McCudden, Mary Margaret
McMurray, Jeana Publico
McNutt, John Joseph
Mellady, Matthew Wayne
Moore, Jr, John Garland
Noll, Nicole Anne
Oketunji, Olufisayo Pelumi
Oravetz, Justin William
Pettigrew, Joseph Allan
Planzer, Steven Ching
Prior, Jr., Eugene Joseph
Procino-Wells, Michele
Quasebarth, Christopher Conrad
Rahbar, Michelle Ann
Ramani, Lakshmi Sarma
Rasmussen, Barbara Anne
Roberson, Julia Helen
Robertson, Krista Nikole
Roeser, Marla Chidsey
Sassoon, Isaac
Schwartz, Adam Brett
Selby, Karen Michelle
Shillingford, Khardeen Ideona
Smith, Robert Knop
Sussler, Philip Lyford
Taiwo, Olakunle O. Joseph
Tatelbaum, Mark Frederick
Tomevi, Justin Alexander
Tregea, Steven Ronald
Troy, Daniel Eytan
Valencia, Angel Juan
Van Eaton, Joseph Leonard
Velez, Katrina Marie
Warshawsky, John
Webster, Aen Walker
Wynne, Kathleen Ann
Zdrahal, Katerina
Zentz, Robert William

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