Young Lawyers’ Division Update In accordance with our ... › UserFiles › files... · Wellness. Active involvement in a YLD Committee provides attorneys with a fun and meaningful

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One thing that sets the Bar Association of Baltimore City (BABC) apart from most other bar associations is the depth and breadth of oppor-tunities available to its young law-yer members. The Young Lawyers Division (YLD) of the BABC is an uncharacterist i -cally robust division consisting of an executive committee and eleven (11) separate standing and special committees - Awards, Con-tinuing Legal Education (CLE), Events, Membership, Nominating, Policy & Planning, Public Edu-cation, Public Relations, Public Service, Mentoring, and Health & Wellness.

Active involvement in a YLD Committee provides attorneys with a fun and meaningful way to contribute to the legal profession and to the people of Baltimore. It also allows young lawyers to de-velop and expand their network of friends, mentors, and legal re-sources. However, with so much to offer, it can be daunting for new attorneys and law students, par-ticularly ones without existing bar connections, to figure out where and how to get involved.

If you are a social butterfly, who is interested in connecting with many other attorneys, the Membership Committee may be a good fit for you. The Membership Committee works on outreach and recruitment by organizing monthly networking events, many in con-junction with other local and specialty bar associations. If phys-ical fitness and wellness are your things, the Health and Wellness Committee incorporates these top-ics into membership and learning events.

If you are more interested in ed-ucational topics, you may consider active involvement in the Continu-ing Legal Education Committee or Public Education Committee. The former is responsible for or-ganizing educational events and seminars that provide information

and experience for young lawyers. The Public Education Committee focuses on educational events di-rected towards the non-legal com-munity - hosting a 6-8 week mock trial program in the fall and a Law Day activities in the spring. The Mentoring Committee is a recently created special committee that fo-cuses on developing and sustain-ing positive connections between young lawyers and more experi-enced mentors.

The Public Service Committee is a good option for lawyers who are looking to work with their peers to volunteer and serve the local Baltimore community. In addition to organizing the annual Holiday Party for Children Living in Shelters, this committee puts on regular charitable community service events, including my per-sonal favorite, making dinner for families of long term care patients at the Johns Hopkins Believe in Tomorrow Children’s House.

What if you are interested in many different committees? My advice to young lawyers looking to get involved in the YLD, is to at-tend several different committee meetings and events early in the year to try to get a feel for what suits you best. The annual Meet & Greet with YLD Committee Chairs in August/September is a great event that provides members an opportunity to meet the YLD di-vision council and committee chairs, and to learn more about the various committees and how to get involved.

If you are a law student that is interested in jump starting your involvement with the BABC and YLD, you are in luck. All law students at ABA accredited law schools are eligible for free mem-bership in the BABC and YLD. This offers a wonderful (and did I mention free) opportunity to come to bar events, establish some con-nections, and learn about the Bal-timore legal community, all within a stones throw from your school.

Young Lawyers’ Division Update

Finding your place in the YLDIt’s not a secret that the BABC gives

a lot to its members and the community. It is a vibrant bar association that de-livers dozens of CLEs to its members, while developing and support-ing many public service projects. The work of this association is truly in line with its purpose which is clearly eluci-dated in our Mission Statement which states:

The Bar Associa-tion of Baltimore City is an organiza-tion of legal professionals committed to providing quality legal education, advocacy, and services to its members; promoting professionalism, equality and diversity among its members; fos-tering collegiality; advancing the public image of the profession and providing law-related services and education to the public; and exercising leadership on a local, state, and national level to advance these goals.

This year, we will fulfill our mission to provide law-related services and ed-ucation to the public through multiple outreach efforts and pro-bono services. There will be creative opportunities for new and seasoned attorneys to give back through participation in many pro bono projects and clinics. In addition, we will continue to offer our own quality educa-tion to our members through CLEs, as well as occasionally partner with other or-ganizations. Most recently, The Business Law Committee (chaired by Nicholas C. Stewart of Saul Ewing Arnstein and Lehr, LLP) held a CLE, “Cannabis in Maryland and Beyond: Lessons Learned & What Lies Ahead.” The program explored the issues developing around regulations, and how Maryland will navigate its medical can-nabis program, “while understanding the impact of the passage of the recent 2018 Farm Bill.” I’m sure the attendees found the program and subject matter fascinat-ing and appreciated Jonathan Havens’ perspective and knowledge of the roles that government agencies play in regulat-ing cannabis, as well as which trends to watch.

Unfortunately, many attorneys who have little time to think, yet alone put one more thing on their personal calen-dars. To you I say, “don’t fret”. There are alternative ways to support our mission

statement. The Bar Association of Balti-more City is offering every member the opportunity to become a Sustaining Mem-ber. Some of you have already seen the flyer to introduce this value in your dues notice. Sustaining Membership provides an opportunity for BABC members to support the dynamic programming and growth of this association by paying an additional $175 above the regular dues amount. The benefits of becoming a Sus-taining Member include recognition in BABC print and electronic publications, a new lapel pin acknowledging Sustaining Member status; and recognition during major BABC functions.

Another way that members can sup-port our community is by supporting the Baltimore Bar Foundation, Inc. The Bal-timore Bar Foundation is the charitable arm of BABC. Since it was founded in 1970, The Baltimore Bar Foundation has financially supported several organiza-tions, including: Advocates for Children and Youth, Baltimore Neighborhoods, Inc, Homeless Persons Representation Project, Maryland Access to Justice Com-mission, Maryland Legal Aid, Maryland Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts, Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service, Pro Bono Resource Center, Senior Legal Services, St. Ambrose Housing Center, St. Francis Neighborhood Center, and the UMBC Moot Court Program.

Finally, if you cannot squeeze another hour or two out of your calendar or an-other dollar from your wallet, consider joining a BABC committee. Most of the committees meet during lunch, and host CLEs in downtown Baltimore so that they are convenient for our members. Work-ing on a committee is a good way to sup-port the mission of BABC, while meeting new people and learning more about the legal profession. In fact, I have asked nearly every committee chair to think of how its members can contribute to access to justice, and I am excited about the ideas that are circulating.

While this article highlights a few ways to support BABC and its mission, it is by no means an exhaustive list of everything that is happening in this bar association. If you are having trouble keeping track of upcoming events, then I encourage every member to take a few minutes to read the BABC Weekly Bar Review. You will see everything that BABC has to offer and that we have fun fulfilling our mission.

The President’s Message:In accordance with our mission ...

Ethics Hotline Volunteer John Prisbe: 410-244-7400

Speaking of law students, this month I turn my attention to one of the YLD’s newer members, Jacob Dorfman. Jacob is a 3rd year law student at University of Maryland School of Law and acts as the school’s liason to the YLD. As liason, Jacob attends council meetings and works with both organizations to share information and plan events.

Jacob has hit the ground running with the YLD. He is a regular attendee at council meetings where he is always prepared to share the interesting things happening at UM. Jacob worked with UM’s Alumni committee and the YLD Membership Committee to plan a networking mixer. In addition, Jacob takes advantage of the opportunities that the YLD and BABC provide to law students by regularly attending membership and educational events put on by the YLD and BABC substantive law committees in his fields of interest – criminal and family law. By doing so, Jacob is establishing a strong network that will serve him well after he graduates and is looking to learn of legal opportunities and how to succeed in developing his career.

Y O U N G L A W Y E R S ’ M E M B E R S P O T L I G H T

The Hon. Dana Middleton

Joseph Pulver

BUSINESS LITIGATION Michael J. March, Jr.

Rosenberg Martin Greenberg, LLP

CRIMINAL Erik Atas

Zirkin & Schmerling LawLaZette C. Ringgold-Kirksey

Office of the State’s Attorney for Baltimore City

ESTATES & TRUSTSMichaela C. Muffoletto

Neuberger, Quinn, Gielen, Rubin & Gibber, P.A. Jennifer S. Yeagle

Stewart, Plant & Blumenthal, LLC

FAMILY Alice G. Pinderhughes

Alice G. Pinderhughes, P.A.A. David Zerivitz

A. David Zerivitz, P.A.

PERSONAL INJURY LITIGATIONAlison D. Kohler

Dugan, Babij, Tolley & Kohler, LLC

WORKERS’ COMPENSATIONAngela Garcia KozlowskiFranklin & Prokopik, P.C.

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BABC Seeks Director of Senior Legal Services

The Bar Association of Baltimore City is seeking a full-time attorney to serve as Director of its Senior Legal Services (SLS) program. SLS provides vital pro bono civil legal services to low and moderate income seniors, aged 60 and over, in Baltimore City. The Director is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the program, all grants administration and compliance, and supervision of a staff of five, volunteer attorneys and program interns. Successful applicants must have at least three years of litigation experience. Experience in the areas of debtor-creditor issues, housing issues, landlord-tenant, guardianship, estate planning and administration/probate, and/or other civil actions is preferred. A demonstrated interest in public interest law, experience working with seniors, and experience with grant writing/grants compli-ance are a plus. Salary range of $65,000 to $70,000 (depending on experience), plus benefits. Maryland Bar admission is required. Please send resume, cover letter, and references to Katherine T. Sanzone, Executive Director, Bar Association of Baltimore City via email at [email protected].

Supreme Court Group Admission – Register Now! On Monday, January 13, 2020, the BABC will host its annual group admission

to the Supreme Court. The cost per applicant is $375 and includes Supreme Court Admission fee, round trip bus transportation, full breakfast at the Supreme Court, Swearing-In, oral arguments, group photo and Supreme Court lecture. To qualify for admission to the Supreme Court, you must have been admitted to the practice of law for three years prior to date of application. Registration is limited to 12 applicants. The Court allows one guest per applicant. Registration fee for guests is $100. Inter-ested members should contact Patty DeGuilmi as soon as possible at [email protected], or call 410-539-5936 ext. 101, to receive an application package. Completed applications are due no later than Friday, November 1, 2019. Always a sell-out -- register now! Unfortunately, we cannot issue a refund after you have sub-mitted your application.

Support the Bar Association of Baltimore City by Becoming a Sustaining Member

Sustaining Membership provides an opportunity for BABC members to support the mission, growth, and success of the Association by paying an additional $175 above the regular dues amount. The good works of the BABC, serving both the legal community and the public, is not possible without the generous spirit and unwav-ering commitment our members have to the ideals of the Bar Association of Balti-more City. Sustaining Members will receive the following benefits to acknowledge the members generous support: listing on the BABC’s Website, recognition in BABC print and electronic publications, a special ribbon on name badges to wear at BABC functions, a lapel pin reflecting Sustaining Member status, use of the BABC logo on a member’s website to highlight his/her support, recognition in the Annual Meeting program and acknowledgment at the End-of-Summer Members’ Reception. When paying your dues, please elect to become a Sustaining Member. The BABC thanks you for your generous support!

SAVE THE DATE! BABC Annual Crab Feast to be held October 3! Be sure to mark your calendars for the BABC’s Annual Crab Feast at Bo Brooks,

Thursday, October 3, 2019, from 5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. As always, it is expected to be a sell-out! Tickets are $70 per person and includes all you can eat crabs, crab soup, corn on the cob, hamburgers, hot dogs, salads, cookies and brownies, beer, wine, iced tea and soft drinks. For more information on tickets and/or sponsorship opportunities, contact Kathy Sanzone at [email protected]. Tickets will be on sale soon!

C I T Y B A R B R I E F S

COURTHOUSE STUDY COMMITTEECharles O. Monk, II

Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLPMark Pollak

Ballard Spahr, LLP

COURTING ARTBrian D. Katzenberg

Cohen, Snyder, Eisenberg & Katzenberg P.A.Carrie J. Williams

Office of the Attorney General of Maryland

DIVERSITYKay Harding

Department of Law, Baltimore City

GOVERNMENT & PUBLIC INTEREST LAWYERS Ilya Altman

Office of the State’s Attorney for Baltimore City/Special Assistant City Solicitor

Amy PetkovsekMaryland Legal Aid

HEALTH & WELL BEINGLydie E. Glynn

Department of Law, Baltimore CityAlison Schurick

Rifkin Weiner Livingston, LLC

HISTORICALElva E. Tillman

LAW FIRM SPONSORSHIPMarshall B. Paul

Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLPThomas J.S. Waxter, III

Goodell, DeVries, Leech & Dann, LLP

PAST PRESIDENTSKelly Hughes Iverson


SENIOR LEGAL SERVICES The Honorable Laurie Bennett

Office of Administrative HearingsBenjamin M. Grossman


SOLO/SMALL FIRM PRACTITIONERJulius M. Blattner

JM Blattner Attorneys at Law

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MSBA BOARD OF GOVERNORS F I R ST D I ST R I CT – BA L T I M O R E C I T Y

Damien R. BanksLaw Offices of Peter G. Angelos, P.C.

Charles M. BlomquistOffice of the State’s Attorney for Baltimore City

Kelly Hughes IversonGoodell, DeVries, Leech & Dann, LLP

Cynthia L. LeppertNeuberger, Quinn, Gielen, Rubin & Gibber, P.A.

Divya PotdarDiva Law, LLC

Kerri L. SmithSilverman, Thompson, Slutkin & White, LLC

OFFICERSThe Honorable Dana M. Middleton, President

Circuit Court for Baltimore City

Darren L. Kadish, President-ElectKadish & Kadish, P.C.

The Honorable Anthony F. Vittoria, Vice President

Office of Administrative Hearings

Michelle K. Wilson, TreasurerOffice of the Attorney General

of Maryland

Myshala E. Middleton, SecretaryImmigration and Customs

EnforcementOffice of Chief Counsel

Joseph A. Pulver, Chair, Young Lawyers’ Division


Lauren E. Lake, Chair-Elect, Young Lawyers’ DivisionGordon Feinblatt, LLC

STANDING COMMITTEESAlternative Dispute Resolution

James W. MotsayMotsay and Lay

BENCH/BARNatasha M. Dartigue

Office of the Public Defender for Baltimore City

The Honorable Christopher L. Panos Circuit Court for Baltimore City

BUDGET & FINANCEMichelle K. Wilson


COMMUNICATIONS AND NEWS JOURNAL

Evelyn L. CussonThe United States Attorney’s Office,

District of Maryland

CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION The Honorable Lynn Stewart Mays


EVENTSKerri L. Smith

Silverman, Thompson, Slutkin & White, LLC

JUDICIAL SELECTIONSValda G. Ricks


LAWYER REFERRAL AND INFORMATION SERVICE

Alicia J. GipeWilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker, LLP

LEGISLATIONErin C. Thompson


LONG RANGE PLANNINGDarren L. Kadish

Kadish & Kadish, P.C.

MEMBERSHIPJoshua L. Caplan


PERSONNELThe Honorable Anthony F. VittoriaOffice of Administrative Hearings

PRO BONO AND ACCESS TO LEGAL SERVICES

Catherine A. BledsoeOffice of the Attorney General

of Maryland

PROFESSIONAL ETHICS Fabian D. Walters, Jr.

Miles & Stockbridge, P.C.

TECHNOLOGYBryan Upshur

Rollins, Smalkin, Richards & Mackie, LLC

ELECTED MEMBERS

Mary Cina ChalawskyOffice of the Attorney General

of Maryland

Teresa Epps Cummings Attorney at Law

Ryan DietrichOffice of the Attorney General

of Maryland

Sara El-ShallKadish & Kadish, P.C.

Samuel R. PulverThe Yost Legal Group

MEMBERS-AT-LARGE

Robert D. AnbinderDepartment of Law, Baltimore City

Linda L. ShieldsDepartment of Law, Baltimore City

The Honorable Michael StuddardDistrict Court of Maryland

for Baltimore City

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTKelly Hughes Iverson


ABA DELEGATEThomas H. Barnard

Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC

TREASURER, YOUNG LAWYERS’ DIVISION

Alan J. DunklowOffice of the Attorney General

of Maryland

OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COUNCILTHE BAR ASSOCIATION OF BALTIMORE CITY

2019-2020

THE BAR ASSOCIATION OF BALTIMORE 111 N. Calvert Street, Suite 627

Baltimore, Maryland 21202410-539-5936

Email [email protected]

HEADQUARTERS STAFFKatherine T. Sanzone

Executive Director

Patricia A. DeGuilmiExecutive Assistant

Sabina E. MohanAdministrative Assistant

Eunice OnwuchekwaParalegal

Lawyer Referral and Information Service

Samantha K. McGovern, EsquireDirector, Senior Legal Services

Calissa N. Randall, EsquireStaff Attorney

Senior Legal Services

Madonna Lebling, EsquireProject Household


Muriel Van den Berg, EsquireProject Household


Pascale Cadelien, EsquireVOCA Elder Justice


Kirk Johnson-WeiderVolunteer Maryland Coordinator


Jacqueline A. JonesAdministrative Assistant


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MARK YOUR CALENDARS!September 8

YLD Volunteer Event at Believe in Tomorrow Children’s House

September 16 – 19

Bench/Bar Wellness Week

September 26

Thursdays at the Museum of Baltimore Legal History

October 3

BABC Annual Crab Feast at Bo Brooks

October 12

YLD Public Service October Volunteer Event

October 24


October 30

Museum of Baltimore Legal History Volunteer Recog. Lunch

November 12

Constitutional Law Seminar – Federal Constitution

November 21


November 26

25th Annual Past Presidents’ Luncheon

December 4

BABC’s Annual Holiday Party

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OFFICERSJoseph A. Pulver, Chair


Lauren E. Lake, Chair-ElectGordon Feinblatt, LLC

Alan J. Dunklow, TreasurerOffice of the Attorney General of Maryland

Samuel R. Pulver, SecretaryThe Yost Legal Group

IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIRDivya Potdar

Diva Law, LLC

ELECTED MEMBERSara El-Shall

Kadish & Kadish, P.C.

MEMBERS AT LARGENatalie Amato


James RobinsonBrady, Fischel & Daily, LLC

Bryan UpshurRollins, Smalkin, Richards & Mackie, LLC

COMMITTEESAwards

Natalie AmatoDepartment of Law, Baltimore City

Stephen E. DemosBowie & Jensen, LLC

CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATIONSarah P. Belardi

Office of the Attorney General of MarylandHolly A. Leasure


EVENTSKate M. McComiskey

Sylvan Learning Center, LLCKerri L. Smith

Silverman, Thompson, Slutkin & White, LLC

HEALTH AND WELLNESSAngela D. Pallozzi

Offit|KurmanAlison Schurick


MEMBERSHIPEllyn M. Riedl

Maryland Volunteer Lawyers ServiceRachel W. Samakow

Injured Workers Insurance Fund

MENTORINGRichard L. Adams

Rosenberg Martin Greenberg, LLPJoshua L. Caplan


NOMINATINGDivya Potdar

Diva Law, LLC

POLICY AND PLANNINGLauren E. Lake

Gordon Feinblatt, LLC

PUBLIC EDUCATIONScarlett M. Corso

The Law offices of Joseph M. JagielskiJordan Myers

Law Clerk, The Honorable Elizabeth Sheree MorrisCircuit Court for Anne Arundel County

PUBLIC RELATIONSNatalie T. Krajinovic

John H. Denick & Associates, P.A.Michael J. March, Jr.

Rosenberg Martin Greenberg, LLP

PUBLIC SERVICEMonica R. Basche

Law Clerk, The Honorable George L. Russell, IIIU.S. District Court for the District of Maryland

Maureen A. EdoborGoldberg Segalla

LIAISONS

ALLIANCE OF BLACK WOMEN ATTORNEYS

Letam P.A. DusonOffice of the State’s Attorney for Baltimore City

MARYLAND STATE BAR ASSOCIATIONMichael R. Hudak


MONUMENTAL CITY BAR ASSOCIATIONBrittany Gause

UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE SCHOOL OF LAW

Nicholas Martin

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF LAW

Jacob Dorfman

THE WOMEN’S BAR ASSOCIATION OF MARYLANDNatalie Amato

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR LAW FIRM SPONSORS

Law Offices of Peter T. NichollBaker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC

Gallagher Evelius & Jones, LLPGoodell, DeVries, Leech & Dann, LLP

Gordon Feinblatt LLCHogan Lovells US LLPPessin Katz Law, P.A.

Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLPSilverman, Thompson, Slutkin & White, LLC

Wright, Constable & Skeen, L.L.P.

Baxter, Baker, Sidle, Conn & Jones, P.A.Bekman, Marder & Adkins, LLCBrown, Goldstein & Levy, LLP

Law Offices of Frank F. Daily, P.A.Fedder & Garten, P.A.

Ferguson, Schetelich, & Ballew, P.A.Gorman & Williams

Kramon & Graham, P.A.Miles & Stockbridge, P.C.

Neuberger, Quinn, Gielen, Rubin & Gibber, P.ANiles, Barton & Wilmer, LLP

Shapiro Sher Guinot & Sandler, P.A.Shawe & Rosenthal LLP

Whiteford, Taylor & Preston, LLPWomble, Bond, Dickinson (U.S.), LLP

Adelberg, Rudow, Dorf & Hendler, LLC

For information about our sponsorship program, visit us at www.baltimorebar.org, email [email protected], or call

Bar headquarters at 410.539.5936.

Special Thanks to Our Annual Corporate Sponsors

The Bar Association of Baltimore City encourages its members to patronize

the following businesses that generously support our organization. When you

contact our sponsors, please mention this ad and that you are a member of the Bar

Association of Baltimore City.

PLATINUM SPONSORS

Bar Association Insurance Agency, Inc. Jessica Goughnour 240-422-8799

The Daily Record Suzanne Fischer-Huettner 443-524-8103

Gore Brothers, A Veritext Group Sharon Rabinowitz 443-836-6887

The McCammon Group Alison Meyer 804-433-2247

GOLD SPONSOR

Planet Depos, LLC Jessica York 888-433-3767

SILVER SPONSORS

Byte Right Support John Pardoe 410-347-2983

Ellin & Tucker, Chartered Steven Manekin, CPA

R. Christopher Rosenthal,

CPA/ABV, ASA 410-727-5735

Joseph I. Rosenberg, LLC, Forensic Economics,

Mediation, and Financial Advisory Services Joseph I. Rosenberg 301-802-0617

Multi-Specialty Health Care Randy Waugh 410-323-4500

Vallit Advisors, LLC Mark Norris 443-482-9500

For information about Sponsorship Opportunities, call Bar Headquarter at 410-539-5936.

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MEMBERS OF BENCH AND BAR ATTEND THE 139TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAR ASSOCIATION OF BALTIMORE CITY

MAY 30, 2019Over 200 members of the Bench and Bar attended the 139th Annual Meeting of the Bar Association of Baltimore city

at The Grand Historic Venue, including 50 Year Honorees (Members admitted to the Bar in 1969): Pictured below, (Standing l-r) Lawrence S. Greenwald;

Joel J. Shugarman; Lawrence D. Coppel; Francis J. Gorman; Haven H. Kodeck; Barry Bach; Searle E. Mitnick; (Seated l-r) Harry L. Chase;

The Honorable Robert M. Bell; and Aaron Kadish.

1. 2019-20 Baltimore Bar Foundation President, Michelle K. Wilson, presents plaque to outgoing President, Jason C. Hessler.

2. 2019-20 President, The Honorable Dana M. Middleton, presents plaque to outgoing President, Kelly Hughes Iverson.

3. 2019-20 YLD Chair, Joseph A. Pulver, presents plaque to outgoing Chair, Divya Potdar.

4. Andrew Radding, Chair of the Baltimore Bar Foundation Fellows, presents the 2019 Fellows Award to Nicole K. Mc-Conlogue, Clinical Teaching Fellow, Civil Advocacy Clinic, UB Law School.

5. Headtable: (Standing l-r) Kelly Hughes Iverson, Kerri L. Smith, Jason C. Hessler Michelle K. Wilson (Seated l-r) Divya Potdar, Joseph A. Pulver; Pamela C. Ortiz, and The Honorable Dana M. Middleton.

6. Outgoing President of the Baltimore Bar Foundation, Jason C. Hessler, presents Fellows Certificate to Teresa Epps Cummings. In addition to Ms. Epps, the following Fellows were also inducted: Aaron DeGraffenreidt; Alan J. Dunklow; The Honorable Geoffrey G. Hengerer; The Honorable Cynthia H. Jones; The Honorable Robert K. Taylor; Jeff Trueman; and Sara E. Gross.

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Michelle K. Wilson, President

Office of the Attorney General of Mary-

land

Brian S. Goodman, Vice President

Kramon & Graham, P.A.

Damien R. Banks, Treasurer

Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos, P.C.

James B. Astrachan, Secretary

Astrachan Gunst Thomas, P.C.

Robert D. Anbinder


Michael J. Baxter

Baxter, Baker, Sidle, Conn & Jones, P.A.

Jonathan Biran


Diane C. Bristow

Neuberger, Quinn, Gielen,

Rubin & Gibber, P.A.

Jessica P. Butkera

Goldberg Segalla

Thomas C. Cardaro

Cardaro & Peek, LLC

Teresa Epps Cummings

Attorney at Law

Ryan Dietrich

Office of the Attorney General

of Maryland

Mark D. Dopkin

Tydings & Rosenberg, LLP

Robert L. Ferguson, Jr.

Ferguson, Schetelich & Ballew, P.A.

Robert A. Gaumont

Gordon Feinblatt, LLC

The Honorable Joan Bossmann Gordon

District Court of Maryland

for Baltimore City

Michael I. Gordon

Wright, Constable & Skeen, L.L.P.

Michelle A. Greer

Law Office of Michelle A. Greer

Jason C. Hessler

Baltimore City Department of Housing

and

Community Development,

Permits & Code Enforcement

Legal Section

Kelly Hughes Iverson


The Honorable Cynthia H. Jones


Paul R. Kramer

Paul R. Kramer, LLC

Cynthia L. Leppert

Neuberger, Quinn, Gielen,

Rubin & Gibber, P.A

The Honorable Lynn Stewart Mays


Michael P. O’Day

DLA Piper LLP US

John T. Prisbe

Venable LLP

Andrew Radding


Kerri L. Smith

Silverman, Thompson,

Slutkin & White, LLC

Tracy L. Steedman


Eric Steiner

Steiner Law Group, LLC

Lindsay Ann Thomas

Conti Fenn & Lawrence, LLC

Jeff Trueman

Mediation and Settlement

Conference Neutral

Jason T. Wasserman

Silverman, Thompson,

Slutkin & White, LLC

Meghan H. Yanacek


Mark Yost

Palatin Health

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Young Lawyers’ Division Update In accordance with our ... › UserFiles › files... · Wellness. Active involvement in a YLD Committee provides attorneys with a fun and meaningful