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I am so very proud that during these tough economic times Maryland trial lawyers continue to generously give their time and money to help others.


Lane Clinic of Johns Hopkins Children’s Center. MAJ members participating in this program can fulfill their pro bono obligation by providing legal representation to benefit children and adolescents who are patients at the Harriet Lane Clinic or at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center. We anticipate that MAJ members will be assisting these children and their families with legal issues relating to poor housing conditions, landlord tenant disputes, special education matters, family law, and consumer disputes. Te energy behind the pro-bono committee and this project comes from Jack Condliffe, a MAJ Board Member who has been actively involved with the Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland and who has a well-known commitment to “access to justice” and pro bono services.


MAJ also recently launched the Maryland Association


for Justice Foundation which will support and endow efforts to educate the public, promote public safety, and help those who need it most in Maryland. Tis 501(c)(3) entity will significantly improve fundraising efforts for all current and future MAJ Public Outreach efforts.


Te success of these projects would not be possible


without your willingness to give your time and support to help those less fortunate in our community. I am so very proud that during these tough economic times Maryland trial lawyers continue to generously give their time and money to help others. Let’s keep up the good work! Tank you. 


Biography Kevin I. Goldberg, Goldberg, Finnegan & Mester, LLC,


received his JD from the Catholic University Columbus School of Law Magna Cum Laude in 1996. He was an Associate Editor of the Catholic University Law Review. He won the American Jurisprudence Award in Constitutional Law and Civil Procedure. Mr. Goldberg was selected for


inclusion in Maryland Superlawyers Magazine and


Washington, D.C. SuperLawyers Magazine from 2007-2009. Mr. Goldberg is a member of the Maryland Association for Justice President’s Club as an Eagle. Mr. Goldberg served as the Maryland Association for Justice Fundraisng Chairman from 2004-2009. He is also a member of the D.C. Trial Lawyers Association, AAJ and the Montgomery County Bar Association. Mr. Goldberg’s practice concentrates on the representation of catastrophically injured clients and their families.


Welcome


October 2009 - December 2009 New and Returning MAJ Members


Justin M. Beall Andrew Beardall Janell N. Bell Karen Berman Edward W. Brady Kristen A. Brinster Steven Bunoski Kristen Bugel Aaron J. Burch


Melvin J. Caldwell, Jr. William P. Cannon, III Joshua L. Caplan Benjamin Carney Peter Casciano Tracey M. Chado Jacqueline T. Colclaugh Dawn Marie Collins


Alisa G. Cummins Lawrence Derx Holly H. Devaser Barry J. Diamond Michael Edmonds Ellen Flynn


MacKenzie R. Garvin-Cajigas A. Allan Gertner Richard H. Goldner Barry L. Gogel


Matthew D. Gordon Richard S. Gordon Robert M. Gordon Toni Holcomb Peter A. Holland Bruce E. Ingerman William H. Jackson


4 Trial Reporter / Winter 2010


Courtney Jacobs Darren Kadish John F. Kennedy John S. Kearns Jason A. Kerpelman Ramesh Khurana


Frederick T. Kuykendall III Ann M. Lembo Jonathan Lieberman Kristen M. Lipuma Matthew P. Maloney Sarah D. Mann Lisa M. Mannisi Patrick J. McCarthy Michael Melick Matthew T. Mills Joseph T. Musso


Stephen Norman Raymond O’Brocki, III Harvey L. Okun Bruce H. Powell Josh Rodman


Joshua E. Schmerling Colby L. Schmidt Jay B. Shuster


Matthew T. Simpson Allan Steinhorn Matthew Tidball Martin Trpis Hope Umana Ivan M. Waldman Arnold M. Weiner Martin E. Wolf Joseph M. Yahr


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