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More often than not trial judges are criticized for making findings in favor of the accused, for not guilty findings, for granting suppression motions, and for arguably lenient sentencing.

While the top-of-the-ballot races get the most attention, as attorneys, we should be aware of and educated about certain down-ballot races we know will impact the daily lives of so many Maryland citizens.

Now that took a self-journey to learn about the type of lawyer I want to be, I have made substantially more of an effort to be involved in the local legal community.

Through volunteer projects, board memberships, pro bono work and so much more, young lawyers in Maryland have the ability to shape a better future.

Maybe there isn’t a fine line between “heat of the divorce moment” and zero tolerance.

Let’s take a moment and appreciate your hard work on a daily basis.

Lawyers simply cannot relate to the lifestyle of the fictional lawyer. The lifestyle of the average attorney just looks nothing like the lifestyle of the fictional high-powered attorney portrayed in fiction.

How Carroll County prosecutors are helping domestic violence victims outside the courtroom.

Here are 5 things I’ve learned after more than a decade of working in family law.

As professionals and as competitors, we can get into impassioned battles. But as colleagues, we must also be cordial.