Maryland Lawyers Joseph Rombro to Joseph Welty

Explore Maryland attorneys like Joseph Rombro, Joseph Rouse, Joseph S. Kaufman, Joseph S. Michael, Joseph Schaller, Joseph Schnitzer, Joseph Selba, and Joseph Welty. in cities like Pikesville, Baltimore, Baltimore, Baltimore and Frederick. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 21208, 21061, 21701.

Joseph Rombro

Joseph Snee

Joseph Vorsteg

Joseph Tyssows

Joseph Tirone

Joseph Tarpine

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Joseph Rombro

Firm: Zirkin & Schmerling Law

1852 Reisterstown Road , Pikesville , Maryland 21208

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Joseph Snee

Firm: Snee, Lutche, Helmlinger & Spielberger, P.A.

112 S Main St , Bel Air , Maryland 21014

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Joseph Vorsteg

Firm: Whiteford, Taylor & Preston

Seven Saint Paul Street , Baltimore , Maryland 21202

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy & Debt, Bankruptcy & Debt

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Joseph Tyssowski

Firm: Gebhardt & Smith LLP

One South Street, Suite 2200 , Baltimore , Maryland 21202

Practice Areas: Financial Markets and Services

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Joseph Tirone

100 Light St Fl 26 , Baltimore , Maryland 21202

Practice Areas: Business

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Joseph Tarpine

Firm: Goldberg Segalla

One North Charles Street , Baltimore , Maryland 21201

Practice Areas: Insurance

Joseph C. Tarpine III defends employers, insurers, self-insured employers, and municipalities in workers’ compensation claims throughout Maryland and in the District of Columbia. He defends clients ranging from locally owned establishments to multinational corporations, representing them at hearings before the Maryland Workers’ Compensation Commission and in jury trials, as well as before the Maryland Court of Appeals and the Maryland Court of Special Appeals. He also represents clients before the District of Columbia Office of Workers' Compensation, the District of Columbia Administrative Hearings Division, the District of Columbia Compensation Review Board, and the District of Columbia Court of Appeals.. With a record of over 100 jury trials and experience handling complex matters — including mold and chemical exposure claims — Joe has several times won verdicts setting precedents favorable to his clients and their industries. His service to clients extends to all types of workers’ compensation claims, including sensitive and high-profile claims, and all aspects of litigation, negotiation, and policy review. These clients have included small businesses, municipalities, Boards of Education, hospitals, hotels, construction companies, pharmaceutical companies, food service companies, and assisted living facilities.. A recognized authority on workers’ compensation defense, Joe regularly presents seminars to other attorneys, insurance adjusters, risk managers, and human resources personnel.. Before entering private practice, Joe earned valuable trial experience working for the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office, and before that he clerked for the New Jersey Superior Court, where he gained behind-the-bench insights into the legal process and judicial decision-making.

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Joseph Stephan

Firm: Silverman Thompson Slutkin & White

400 E Pratt St Ste 900 , Baltimore , Maryland 21202

Practice Areas: Family

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“Joe is a very thoughtful and committed attorney who strikes a good balance in finding resolution bet”

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Joseph Skeen & Associates

Firm: Joseph Skeen & Associates

8957 Edmonston Rd , Greenbelt , Maryland 20770

Practice Areas: Lawyers

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“I had the pleasure of working with immigration lawyer Joseph Skeen to help me become a US resident, and I can say with confidence that he is an excellent...”

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“Mr. Skeen is the most reliable, ethical and competent attorney I’ve ever met. He handled my wife’s immigration case with the utmost care and gave us a high degree of confidence thr…”

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Joseph Selba

Firm: Tydings & Rosenberg, LLP

100 E. Pratt Street , Baltimore , Maryland 21202

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

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“and pros and cons of each possibility. Joe's commitment to excellence -- a job well done -- strong”

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“I have known Joe for several years as a colleague and a friend. He is a savvy litigator, and an astute legal mind. I am happy to endorse him.”

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Joseph Schnitzer

Firm: Schnitzer Hymer LLC

6 Reservoir Cir. , Baltimore , Maryland 21208

Practice Areas: Business

Attorney and CPA, practicing law for over 33 years; practice focus on assisting clients with Estate & Trust & Business Transaction matters - Estate Planning, Estate Administration, Special Needs Planning, Business - formations, purchases and sales of businesses and professional practices, contract, employment & lease negotiations

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Joseph Schaller

Firm: Whiteford, Taylor & Preston

Seven Saint Paul Street , Baltimore , Maryland 21202

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance, Real Estate , Real Estate, Real Estate

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Joseph S. Michael

Firm: Joseph S. Michael

9104 Mapleville Rd 828 , Boonsboro , Maryland 21713

Practice Areas: Insurance

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Joseph Spicer

Firm: Law Offices of Peter T. Nicholl

36 South Charles Street. , Baltimore , Maryland 21201

Practice Areas: Civil , Litigation, Litigation

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Joseph Rouse

7433 Balto Annapolis Blvd , Glen Burnie , Maryland 21061

Practice Areas: Business

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“Met with him several times, he makes you do all his foot work, get all his information together for”

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Joseph Strimber

3207 Hatton Rd , Baltimore , Maryland 21208

Practice Areas: Child Abuse

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“after which it had been reported the Ethics Commission was called. Would have been nice if this gu”

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Joseph Trepel

7015 Tilden Ln , Rockville , Maryland 20852

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“. Had a case wanted to pay him before the case he stated not until the case is done. Often time, wit”

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Joseph Trevino

7903 Belle Point Dr , Greenbelt , Maryland 20770

Practice Areas: Insurance

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“tion to come in to the court room and litigate on my behalf. My friend and I faced the same charges”

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Joseph Tychostup

Firm: Albers & Associates

1001 N Point Blvd Ste 506 , Baltimore , Maryland 21224

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“Fun first time being in trouble or being accused and Mr Joe took on his case very well very affordab”

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Joseph S. Kaufman

Firm: Schulman and Kaufman, LLC

100 North Charles Street 600 2 , Baltimore , Maryland 21201

Practice Areas: Constitutional ,Drugs & Medical Devices,Employment & Labor ,Professional Malpractice,Taxation - State & Federal

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Joseph Welty

Firm: Mcnees Wallace & Nurick

8490 Progress Dr Ste 225 , Frederick , Maryland 21701

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Estate Planning, Business

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Wife in abusive relationship wishes to escape; custody and automobile question | Aug 28, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Maryland A woman I know in an abusive relationship wants to leave but is afraid; they have two cars, reportedly both in the husband's name, but one used regularly to get to work by the wife. She said she help pay for the car partially in payments in the past; the first question is can she drive and take the car if she leaves for a shelter? The husband threatened to have her arrested for car theft and has scared her, saying he will call the police etc and have her deported (as she has a removal case pending but is being defended by an immigration firm, the date of the hearing is not for awhile). Can she take the car with her to the shelter? As marital property? SHe is afraid he will send the police after her. Also they have a son that is about 3-5 years old; she is afraid to take him with her as the husband threatened to have her charged with kidnapping; The shelter that will take her said they don't help with Restraining/Protective Orders; I thought the shelters knew these legal issues but they dont. How could someone help her with the restraining order? She is afraid she needs proof; she has taken photos and has affidavits of abusive behavior but is afraid the order. She called a legal volunteer service for divorce but they wont take her case until she is separated for four months. As of now she is living…
Employer has a policy where basically if your a minute late your actually 15 mins late. | Aug 28, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: maryland Our shift is from 6 to 2:30 no paid lunch. And basically if you clock in at 6:01 you are now automatically 15 mins late. And you won't be paid for that 15 mins as well. We have a 14 minute window basically of not getting paid. If you clock in at 5:45 you get 15 mins o/t. But clock in at 5:46 and it gets rounded to 6. And actually clocking out is reversed. Clock out at 2:30- 2:44 and it counts as 2:30. Clock out at 2:29 and it gets rounded back to 2:15. I question if this is legal because it doesn't seem right to have to work 14 minutes for no compensation. I could understand a 5minute or so penalty but 15 mins?!
Can I get fired from my job for calling the police against a stalker? | Aug 22, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Maryland I work in Maryland and I’m an at-will employee. I have a good work record and positive reviews. A complete stranger doxxed my info and called my workplace multiple times to try to get me fired. And the workplace called the police on behalf of me. I ended up going to law enforcement because I felt like I needed to protect myself and my job. I filed criminal charges against my stalker for harassment and phone misuse, and there will be a trial in a month (State of MD vs. The stalker). I was open with my employer about what was going on from the beginning. I never tried to drag my coworkers into it, but the State later subpoenaed a couple of them as witnesses. Management seemed surprised, but they said they will help. They did say they wanted to protect me. My question is: can I contact the states attorney and quash their subpoena? I know I'm the victim. But I dont want to inconvenience my coworker and get them involved any further. When i filed the complaint my list of witnesses didnt even include their names, i only put down the police officers who helped me. Furthermore, could my job choose to discipline or fire me over this? If I were later fired because I contacted law enforcement, or because my coworkers ended up getting subpoenaed, could that potentially be wrongful termination even though Maryland is an at-will state? I found Wholey v. Sears, which…
Off-duty cop claims I hit his truck, but there was no collision/damage...advice? | Aug 21, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
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A family member used my SSN for a utility bill when I was 18. It is now in collections and ruining my credit. What are my legal options? | Aug 14, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Maryland Hey everyone, I’m 23 and living in Maryland, and I’m in a really messy situation. I’m trying to get my credit right so I can finally lease my own apartment when I move out of state, but I just hit a massive wall. The Background: When I was 18, my aunt (who I currently live with) used my Social Security Number to open a residential utility account in my name without me knowing. I only found out about this two months ago when debt collectors started contacting my phone. Long story short, the account defaulted, got charged off, and was sold to a third-party collection agency. It's sitting there with an active balance of over $1,500, and it's completely tanking my FICO score. I could probably still get an apartment with my current score, but it'd probably be harder/higher deposit. Active utility collections are basically an automatic denial for most apartment communities around here, so I’m stressing out. The Current Situation: I confronted my aunt about it before it had hit collections. She admitted she did it and that the debt is hers and she would take care of it. She never took care of it and it went to collections yesterday. The problem is, she's currently going through a massive financial crisis with her own business being evicted, so she’s totally broke and stalling. Realistically, she does not have the cash to pay this off anytime soon. I realize the standard route to clear identity theft from…

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