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Ronald B. Greene, an attorney with more than 39 years of experience in Maryland, is eager to help Maryland residents with their legal needs. As a longtime member of the community, he knows our part of the state well, and he has offices in a variety of areas to serve you.. Throughout his time as an attorney, Mr. Greene has forged beneficial alliances with other attorneys, accountants, real estate agents and other professionals. This allows the firm to handle a wide range of cases without sacrificing the one-on-one relationships with clients that a small law firm is known for.. Deciding to file for bankruptcy or dealing with financial problems is stressful, but it can lead to financial relief. Likewise, family law issues are often difficult to endure, but when they are resolved, people feel their lives changed for the better.. We are eager to talk with you about your situation, whether it involves family law, bankruptcy or both. We offer free consultations and can meet at offices in Lanham, Centreville, Crofton or Annapolis.

Petra Aaron is an experienced litigator with substantial jury trial experience. Prior to joining GDH Law LLC, she worked as an Assistant State’s Attorney for almost 13 yeas, in the Office of the State’s Attorney for Maryland, Baltimore City prosecuting some of Baltimore’s most heinous crimes. Her most recent assignment was in the Special Victims Unit where she prosecuted Child Abuse cases, Elder Abuse cases, Sex Crime cases and Child Homicides.. Throughout her career as an Assistant State’s Attorney, she prided herself on being a victims’ advocate, serving the citizens of Baltimore City by being a fierce, respected trial attorney with an unflappable demeanor. When a trial was not in the victims’ and the State’s best interests, she was able to successfully negotiate many plea agreements.. Prior to joining the Office of the State’s Attorney, Ms. Aaron clerked for The Honorable Wanda Keyes Heard and The Sylvester B. Cox in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City. In these roles, she gained experience in both civil and criminal actions. Ms. Aaron has passed her trial experience onto others by serving as a mock trial team coach for Washington Adventist University for three years.. Before joining the practice of law, Ms. Aaron enjoyed a career as a Clinical Laboratory Scientist. She worked in various hospitals as a generalist with a specialty in Hematology. This technical and data-driven background has provided her a good foundation in many areas of the law.. Ms. Aaron has a passion for service and will remain on the lifelong quest to ensure that justice is fairly meted out. One of the ways she does this is by volunteering as a co-chair for The Minority Caucus of The Maryland Association for Justice, Inc. In this role, Ms. Aaron seeks to lift up the voices of under-represented attorneys in the state of Maryland. She is also a proud member of the American Association for Justice, Inc.. Ms. Aaron is now a proud resident of Howard County. She is a former competitive gymnast with the Acro Airs team of Washington Adventist University who still has a strong interest in the sport. Most importantly, she has a passion for helping those in need, leading her to a role at GDH Law LLC, advocating for her clients’ rights.

My practice areas include, Personal Injury(Car, Motorcycle, Trucking Accidents and other Personal Injury), Business Organization, Business and Civil Litigation. This firm takes pride in communicating clear expectations to the client, and works hard to provide favorable results for every client. Our goal is keep each client informed along the legal process, and for clients to feel as if, their case is our only case.

Christian Mester is a highly trained Baltimore personal injury lawyer that focuses his practice in the area of medical malpractice litigation.. Throughout his career, Christian has successfully recovered more than $50 MILLION in compensation for his clients and been acknolwedged by his peers as a leader in his field for legal ability and ethical standards.. If you or someone that you love has sustained a serious injury due to medical malpractice, contact Christian today for your complimentary claim evaluation.

Attorney Pascal Moleus’ practice areas include personal injury, employment and business law, and civil litigation. Mr. Moleus received a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Communications from Boston College, and his Juris Doctor from American University, Washington College of Law.. While attending American University, he was selected as a member of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Honor Society and named captain of the Society’s ABA Mediation Competition Team. Also as a student, he served as an Articles Editor for the American University Labor & Employment Forum, one of only three student-edited publications dedicated exclusively to the topics of labor and employment law.. Attorney Moleus is a member of the Maryland State Bar Association, the Bar Association of Montgomery County, Maryland, and the J. Franklyn Bourne Bar Association.. In addition to English, Mr. Moleus speaks Spanish and Haitian Creole.

After attending George Washington University Law School, I worked for both small and large firms focusing on personal injury law, including heavy litigation and trial work. During those years of practice, I experienced a wide range of techniques and philosophies regarding the practice of law, and formed strong ideas about the way it should be practiced. Wanting to apply those ideas and develop my own practice, I left large firm life to launch a two-lawyer partnership. That partnership amicably ended in June 2014. I then moved my practice to Lanham, Maryland which is conveniently located a few minutes from the DC Beltway (I-495) and I-95. I’ve tried at least 30 jury trials and 30 bench (judge only) trials in courts from Baltimore County, Maryland to Fairfax County, Virginia, and everywhere in between. I’ve litigated cases in all of the Federal District (trial level) Courts in Maryland, Washington, DC, and Virginia, and in state courts as far north as Cecil County, Maryland, and as far south as Bath County, Virginia. These days I handle more cases arising from incidents in Prince George's County than from anywhere else.  I’ve resolved cases for clients through jury trials, bench trials, arbitrations, mediations, and settlements. I believe that attention to the details of all aspects of my cases result in the best possible outcome for my clients. Having my own firm allows me to spend more time with my clients than I could when I worked at other firms. I think this leads to more client comfort and better results. The most gratifying part of my job is the consistent positive feedback I get from clients, who appreciate my strengths as a lawyer and the personal support I give them through the litigation process, and when necessary, trial process. For five years, I taught trial advocacy as an Adjunct Professor at the George Washington University Law School. The process of preparing for class, discussing trial advocacy issues with students, evaluating their performances, and answering their questions has made me an even better trial lawyer.