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Andrew “Andy” Calebrese has over 20 years of experience handling civil litigation cases. Over the years, he has tried hundreds of court cases and workers’ compensation hearings throughout Maryland.Andy began his career as a clerk to the Honorable Richard H. Sothoron, Jr. of the Circuit Court for Prince George’s County. From there, he ran his own practice that focused primarily on workers’ compensation claims, personal injury, landlord/tenant matters, and criminal cases. Today, Andy is an associate at Ashcraft & Gerel where he uses his diverse legal background to his clients’ advantage. Andy is married and has two children with whom he enjoys spending his time when he is not at work.

I have been a resident of Maryland for 25 years.  I am a graduate of the University of MD and University of S. Carolina School of Law.  I am prepared to use my knowledge and experience to provide my clients with excellent representation.

After graduating law school in 2017, Sonya served as a law clerk in the Narcotics Unit for the Office of the State’s Attorney for Baltimore City. She then became a prosecutor and served victims in a variety of cases from drugs, guns, and serious traffic – including DUIs. Prior to joining Berman | Sobin | Gross LLP, Sonya worked as an associate attorney for the United States Board of Veteran Appeals, reviewing and writing decisions on pending Veterans appeals. Sonya focuses her practice in representing injured workers at the Workers’ Compensation Commission and the Circuits Courts throughout Maryland.

Jason A. Heller focuses his Maryland and Washington, D.C. workers’ compensation practice on the defense of employers and insurance companies.  In Maryland, Jason has defended employers and insurers before the Workers’ Compensation Commission, Circuit Courts, and the Court of Special Appeals. In Washington, D.C., he has represented the interests of employers and insurers before the Office of Workers’ Compensation, Office of Hearings and Adjudication, Compensation Review Board, and the Court of Appeals.. Jason’s record includes defending employers and insurers against accidental injury and occupational disease claims and issues pertaining to the causal relationship of disabilities and claimants’ alleged temporary total and/or permanent partial disability. His practice has led to several multi-day jury trials before various Maryland Circuit Courts, many of which resulted in favorable verdicts for employer and insurers. Throughout his career, Jason has represented employers in the food-service industry, hospitals, municipalities, construction companies, hotels, assisted-living facilities, and family-owned establishments. He also shares his insights into developments in workers' compensation law and litigation trends through the firm's widely read and highly regarded Workers' Compensation Defense blog.. Prior to beginning his workers’ compensation defense practice, Jason gained valuable experience representing claimants before the Maryland Workers’ Compensation Commission.  He also handled automotive tort cases and assisted business owners in various general civil litigation matters.. After earning a Bachelor’s degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice from the University of Maryland, Jason attended the University of Baltimore School of Law, where he was an associate editor and contributor at the University of Baltimore Law Forum.