Greenberg Law Office is pleased to announce the promotion of Matthew “Matt” B. Rogers to the position of Partner with the firm. Greenberg Law Office has served Maryland families for over 55 years, providing exceptional legal services in the areas of personal injury, medical malpractice, civil rights, criminal law, and work-related injuries. The firm has
Learn MoreBy BEN TERZI Jul 27, 2022 Last Thursday, Baltimore County homicide detectives responded to a fatal shooting in Essex near Deep Creek Park, as the victim’s family seeks any information about the incident. The 21-year-old victim, Kenyon Joyner, was shot in an apartment complex on the 1400 block of Hadwick Drive at approximately 2
Learn MoreContact: Lawrence Greenberg, Esquire Greenberg Law Offices, Baltimore, Maryland 410-539-5250 Larry@Greenberglawyers.com Michael Wein, Esquire Law Offices of Michael A. Wein, Greenbelt, Maryland 301-441-1151 Weinlaw@Hotmail.com For Immediate Release FORMER BALTIMORE CITY POLICE OFFICER CONVICTED ON MULTIPLE CORRUPTION AND CONSPIRACY COUNTS STEMMING FROM VIOLATIONS OF DEMETRIC SIMON’S...
Learn More“I REMEMBER SITTING IN A REAL COURTROOM MY FRESHMAN YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL, HAVING JUST COMPETED IN MY FIRST MOCK TRIAL MATCH. IT FELT VERY COOL. THERE WAS A REAL JUDGE PRESIDING, AND REAL ATTORNEYS KEEPING SCORE. I HAVE NO IDEA WHO WON, BUT I REMEMBER THE WAY IT FELT. AND I WANTED MORE.” Typically, after
Learn MoreMaryland Association for Justice Outstanding Service Award 2021 On October 2, 2021, the Maryland Association for Justice awarded the Civil Rights and Constitutional Law Section the Outstanding Service Award for its commitment to keeping Maryland safer. In 2021, Larry Greenberg and other committee members worked tirelessly with legislators to advocate for laws that protect citizens,
Learn MoreAfter former Maryland Chief Medical Examiner Dr. David Fowler testified in defense of the police officer convicted of murdering George Floyd, Attorney General Brian Frosh (D) announced he would review the autopsy reports of Marylanders who died in police custody during Fowler’s tenure. Read the full article here.
Learn MoreA Maryland Senate committee discussed a package of bills Wednesday aimed at increasing police accountability, including legislation that would eliminate the financial cap on what police departments are forced to pay for actions of their officers. The legislators debated state law that generally limits the amount local governments can be forced to pay at $400,000
Learn MoreTOWSON, Md. — A Maryland defense attorney said police body worn camera video helped his client and the devices should be used statewide. The use of body cameras by law enforcement sparked a heated debate during a hearing Wednesday on police reform and accountability. Police body camera video obtained by the 11 News I-Team shows an
Learn MoreOCEAN CITY — The family of an Ocean City man struck and killed by a Maryland State Police (MSP) vehicle has filed a wrongful death civil suit against the trooper, the state and the Town of Ocean City. During the October 2017 Endless Summer Cruisin event, Thomas Lawlor, 57, of Ocean City, attempted to cross
Learn MoreFamily requests jury trial in case involving trooper who hit man at 76th St. (May 17, 2019) The family of a man struck and killed by a state police car as he attempted to cross Coastal Highway in October 2017 filed a wrongful death lawsuit in federal court Tuesday against the Maryland State Police, the
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