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Carla N. Murphy, Esq

Carla N. Murphy, Esq
Carla N. Murphy, Esqr

Carla N. Murphy, Esq

Partner
Duane Morris

Carla N. Murphy, Esq., joined the global law firm Duane Morris, LLP  in 2015 as a partner.

Murphy, an employment law attorney, was previously a principal at Ober | Kaler and served as a part-time hearing officer for the Baltimore City Civil Service Commission.

At Duane Morris, Murphy serves as the women’s initiative programming chair for the Baltimore office and also supports the firm’s pro bono program.

In 2006, Murphy wrote the Maryland Employment Law Practice and Forms Manual, and she continues to supplement the book annually.

Today, it is about 1,000 pages and is one of two employment law books recommended by the Maryland State Law Library to be included in county law libraries.

Murphy also is a current past president of The Arc Baltimore and a volunteer at Maryland New Directions.

 

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