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I was born and raised in the Land of Bohs and O’s, in the blue-collar suburb of Arbutus, Maryland. I’m grateful for the sacrifices my parents made to put me in the best position possible as it related to my future. Any successes I’ve achieved are directly attributable to my upbringing and my relationship with my parents and older brother, Broc. They emphasized working hard, attention to detail, and a balanced life that included a focus on family, education, athletics and involvement in the church and community.. I attended high school at Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore City which, sadly, is no longer in existence. When I graduated from Gibbons, I moved on to Salisbury University on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. There, I played basketball for two years before retiring. When I say I “played,” I mean I practiced hard and barely ever saw any significant playing time. And when I say I “retired,” I mean I got cut after my second season. But the experience is one I’ll always look back fondly on. Just making the team and playing occasionally was the culmination of countless hours of hard work and sweat. More importantly, the relationships I built there have continued to this day.. While at Salisbury, I wrote for the University paper (politics and sports), hosted a radio show for a brief time, and did color commentary for the University television station for men’s basketball’s games once I’d “retired” from playing. I also ran a make-shift barber shop out of my dorm room, giving my signature “high and tight” fade to all my patrons.. In college, I continued to devote significant time and attention to classwork, with the goal of attending law school upon graduation. I was fortunate to graduate with top honors and was humbled to be the recipient of the Justin P. Shen Memorial Award, given to the graduating senior with the highest GPA in the Political Science department. During college, I also interned with a delegate in the Maryland General Assembly and with then-Congressman Ben Cardin in the summer before 9/11 prior to that.. After graduation, I was admitted to the University of Maryland School of Law. In my first semester, I helped coach a local high school basketball team, enjoying the opportunity to assist a friend, stay close to the game I loved, and mentor young men. During my first summer of law school, I started as a law clerk with a firm that handles a large bulk of State Farm’s work in Maryland. It was a great opportunity to learn so much about the law, litigation, and the insurance industry so early in my legal career. Upon graduation and passage of the bar, I was offered a position with the firm.. I practiced as an associate there for almost eight years, gaining invaluable experience and mentoring from some excellent trial lawyers. The immense amount of trial work I was able to handle right out of the gate was an opportunity few attorneys get, and that case load did not let up with the more experience I obtained. By the time I’d left the firm to switch to plaintiff’s work, I’d tried well over a hundred jury trials and hundreds more in the district court.. More importantly, I met my wonderful (vast understatement) wife during my time at that office. We got married in 2010 and currently live in Harford County, where we raised two older sons and are still raising our youngest. Adrian served our country in the Navy, receiving an Honorable Discharge at the end of his term, and Taylor is still proudly serving our country in the Marines. Finn is in grade school, with plenty of time to decide what he’d like to do when he grows up, though the Air Force has been mentioned.. Speaking of trying to decide what to do with one’s life…Wanting a challenge beyond what the defense perspective provided, and desiring to put my skills to use for the benefit of people rather than an insurance company’s bottom line, I switched over to plaintiff’s practice. I worked at a very busy plaintiff’s practice for two years, gaining valuable exposure to a heavy caseload of files that was focused on personal injury and workers’ compensation.. There came a point in time that I decided that I wanted to run my practice my way, making the calls and managing a case the way I felt would best benefit the client. I started my practice, Bmore Attorney, on the premise that my clients are the focus. And it starts with the firm’s name; I don’t need or want my name front and center, because my client is the central figure. While my team is integral to the successes we’ve achieved for our clients, I do not hand off important client interaction; if you have a question or concern for me, I will address it for you. Other plaintiff’s firms expect their staff to manage a case while the attorney devotes his or her attention to “more important” matters. At Bmore Attorney, your matter is important to me, and I will handle it.. If you have a matter that you need assistance with, I welcome the opportunity to speak with you. No issue is too big or too small to take the time to sit down and discuss. If I have an answer, I’ll share it. If I don’t, I’ll find it or connect you with a trusted colleague who has the solution. If you’ve read this far, it’s likely you’re investigating attorneys to see who is a fit to handle your problem. Don’t just take a website or an attorney’s word for it. I hope you’ll call to schedule a meeting (consultations are always free of charge and, in the age of COIVD, can be conducted virtually via Zoom or a similar platform) so you can determine for yourself whether Bmore Attorney is the right firm for you.

Ben Evan founded his legal practice, the Law Office of Ben Evan, in 2008. Located in Suitland, the firm represents clients in personal injury and criminal defense claims. Mr. Evan received his B.A. from Purdue University before earning his Juris Doctor from George Washington University Law School. Prior to opening his own law firm, Mr. Evan worked as the Assistant State’s Attorney for Charles County, MD from 2005 to 2008. He has won many awards for his legal services, including being recognized on the annual The National Trial Lawyers Top 100 Trial Lawyers list for eight consecutive years and counting. He is a member of the Maryland State Bar Association, Maryland Criminal Defense Attorney’s Association, and Maryland Association for Justice.

William N. Zifchak is a senior partner at the firm of Sasscer, Clagett & Bucher.  His practice focuses on insurance defense and personal injury litigation, including premises and professional liability law.. Recognized for his extensive knowledge of the law, and with over 30 years of courtroom experience, Mr. Zifchak is well-known among his peers as an extremely accomplished trial lawyer.  He is an “AV” Rated Attorney, and has successfully tried more than 600 personal injury and defense cases to verdict.. Mr. Zifchak is a 1964 graduate of St. Anselm College in Manchester New Hampshire, where he was a member of its nationally ranked intercollegiate debate team.  Following graduation, he began his legal studies at Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C.  Two years later, he left Georgetown for the U.S. Army and a one-year tour of duty with the 4th Infantry Division in Vietnam, where he reached the rank of Sergeant E-5, was awarded the Bronze Star medal, and honorably discharged.  He then returned to Georgetown, obtaining his Juris Doctor degree in February, 1971.. Upon graduation, Mr. Zifchak accepted an associate position at a prominent Washington, D.C. law firm, where for the next 5 years he tried over 200 insurance defense cases to verdict.  He joined Sasscer, Clagett & Bucher in 1976, and thirty years later, he continues to enjoy working hard to obtain the best results for his clients.. Mr. Zifchak is married, with 2 grown children, and for R&R enjoys golf, and fishing the Chesapeake Bay.

Graduated undergraduate with degrees in Political Science, concentration Law & Political Theory, and Business Administration, concentration Marketing, with Honors. Graduated University of Baltimore School of Law with Honors. Clerked for the 4th Judicial Circuit. Partner in downtown boutique law firm before practicing in Harford County. Member of Harford County Bar Association, Maryland Bar Association, American Bar Association and Federal Bar Association. In private practice for 0ver 24 years. Heavy litigation practice. Practice on all levels of the judicial system.

Have you been arrested? A criminal defense lawyer in Prince George’s County from Gracia & Mintz may be able to offer you diligent advocacy through legal counsel. The firm knows what is at stake when someone has been charged with a crime, and they strive to treat each case they take on as if it were their own.The team offers clients a unique perspective of the other side of the courtroom, and they are confident litigators who are willing to take a case to trial. They proudly provide 24/7 access for clients. The firm also represents clients in matters of personal injury.. To obtain a free consultation, call the firm today at.

Brian E. Jorde is a trial lawyer with Domina Law Group, a Nebraska law firm that represents clients across the United States. His prior experience includes real estate development and personal entrepreneurship. He attended Thomas M. Cooley College of Law in Lansing, Michigan. Mr. Jorde brings invaluable experience to the firm and to each of the clients that he interacts with. With both a sound legal strategy and a solid business mindset, Mr. Jorde shares the firm’s passion for seeing small businesses grow and helping people’s dreams become a reality. His areas of practice include trial, complex litigation, personal injury, commercial litigation, real estate transactions and more. To learn more about Brian Jorde, contact Domina Law Group.

When you are facing difficult times, you need to know that you have options.  To learn about your options, contact Omaha personal injury attorney, Jason Ausman.  Whether you've been in a serious car accident or suffered injury by a medical care provider, , you can take action to improve your situation, and I can help.. I'm trial lawyer Jason Ausman. I help injured people and their families seeking compensation for their loses through personal injury, medical malpractice, and wrongful death claims.. Contact me by email, or at by telephone for a free consultation.  From my home base of Omaha, Nebraska, I serve clients in Omaha and the surrounding Nebraska communities of Lincoln, Fremont, Grenta, Grand Island, Wahoo, Blair, Norfolk, Columbus, Kearney, as well as Council Bluffs and throughout Western Iowa with personal injury representation.

Frank Younes is an accomplished trial attorney, businessman, and entrepreneur.  Frank is an expert in litigating personal injury, wrongful death, and family law cases.  He has an aptitutde for understanding the details and nuances of each unique situation, applying the law to his client's greatest benfit, and preparing the case for trial.  This approach ensures his client will receive the best possible outcome through settlement or trial.. In addition, Frank utilizes his expertise to provide sound advice to corporate clients whether they are starting a new buisness, reorganizing their current business, buying or selling a business, or seeking to increase their profitability.. He is a Nebraska native who earned his Juris Doctor from Creighton University School of Law.  Prior to that he obtaineda Bachelors of Science in Business Administration.  The combination of these types of education ahs provided him with a sharpened focus on apply his legal education to the business world.  While attending law school he gained additional legal experience woring as a law clerk in the District Court, where he assited the District Court Judges in determining the outcomes of various types of cases.  He then went on to be mentored by one of the most respected members of the Omaha legal community.

I have practiced law for almost 20 years in New York City and the East Bay of San Francisco. I started my career in the Bronx as a public defender and then as a Federal defense which included  white collar crime, Rico, murder, and many other, complex Federal cases.. After about five years intense trial litigation, I decided to turn my sights towards personal injury. I worked for a personal injury Law Firm and rose through the ranks very quickly. I love personal injury because it makes me feel good to see those who are injured by others John went to pay their fair share of the pain and suffering.. Fast forward five years later, and I am married and sick and tired of working for others so I decided to go solo.. I bring my customers the  zealous advocacy that I have learned as a criminal defense attorney and the many hundreds of hours in the courtroom. Consequently, I am not afraid to.take a big case to trial if they are not wise enough to settle for a reasonable amount.. Part of My Success is that I nurture the relationship between myself and my clients. Thus, I know more tuan anyone else how to turn a good case to great case.. I can honestly say that I have not had an unhappy client in over 20 years.. This is why my slogan is:. "Smart enough to win. Small enough to care.". scott

Managing Attorney at the law firm of Ellison & Associates for last seven years; experienced litigator dealing in matter of employment litigation, inlcuding but not limited to: wrongful termination, failure to wages, overtime and misclassification, disability discrimination, harrasment (gender, sexual hostile work environment), personal injury and commercial and business transactions.Now offering legal services in the following areas: Bankruptcy, Family Law (divorce, child custody and child support), Immigration, DUI's, Expungements, Traffic Tickets and Warrants, Unlawful Detainers. Certified contract advisor for National Football League Players Association. Procure and negotiate contracts, endorsements, and professioanl services for professional football players.Commissioner for Los Angeles Redestricting Commission appointed by city councilman Herb Wesson.

"Being an attorney is the best career in the world. An attorney has the chance to make a real difference in the life of another person. In my years as an attorney I have seen many people whose lives have been derailed by their injuries, who feel that they have no choice, but to live day to day on the sidelines due to their disability. We who have had the privilege of a legal education have an obligation to help, and if we don’t, then nobody’s going to do it.". Rich Gagliano, Esq.