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To get a more balanced perspective, however, you should also read Caryn Tamber's recent article in the Maryland legal periodical, the Maryland Daily Record, Maryland Daily Record: «Proponents love it, but traditional divorce lawyers see little use for «collaborative divorce»» by Caryn Tamber, which examines some of the most troubling problems, both practical and ethical, with the collaborative law method, and projects a helpful spotlight on the inflated claims and hype surrounding collaborative law.

Saturday, June 09, 2007 Job Fair Tip: Consider It An Interview By Randi Lewis, Resume Boutique LLC In April 2007, I provided free resume critiques at a law school job fair sponsored by the Maryland Daily Record -LRB-[link]-RRB-.

Her articles have been published in The Maryland Daily Record, Maryland Bar Journal, Maryland Journal of Contemporary Legal Issues, and other professional and lay publications.

In 2014, she was named to the «Top 20 In Their Twenties» by the Maryland Daily Record for her professional accomplishments, civic involvement, and impact of achievements.

As the Maryland Daily Record summarizes, Gonzales» attorney F. Spencer Gordon was unavailable on the day of trial, so Marshall Henslee, his partner appeared instead.

The Baltimore Injury Lawyer Blog has a post on a Maryland Daily Record article looking at how President - Elect Barack Obama might change the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals which includes Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.

This week's Maryland Daily Record profiles lawyers who did more than think about leaving the law; they've actually done it.

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ZeroFOX was founded in January of 2013 and has collected a number of industry awards including being recognized as the CRN's Top 10 Security Companies, 2013 Maryland Cyber Company of the Year, Winner of Chesapeake Regional Technology Council 2014 Rising Star Award, Winner of the 2013 Mid-Atlantic Venture Association Capital Connection TechBuzz show in Washington D.C., «Incubator Company of the Year» for the state of Maryland in June 2013, and Baltimore Business Journal's «Top 5 Cyber Companies to Watch», «20 Most Promising Security Companies» by CIO Review, and Daily Record's «Innovator of the Year».

In 2002 she was identified as one of Maryland's Top 100 Women by The Daily Record, a statewide daily business newspaper, and in 2007 was invited and participated in the Women's Executive Seminar at the Aspen InstiDaily Record, a statewide daily business newspaper, and in 2007 was invited and participated in the Women's Executive Seminar at the Aspen Instidaily business newspaper, and in 2007 was invited and participated in the Women's Executive Seminar at the Aspen Institute.

He has been named School Superintendent of the Year by The Fullwood Foundation, an Influential Marylander by The (Maryland) Daily Record, and Best New Public Servant by The City Paper.

Stu was also chosen to receive The Daily Record's 2013 Leadership in Law Award, which recognizes the outstanding work being done by members of the legal community throughout Maryland.

The Daily Record has named Brown, Goldstein & Levy partner, Jessica P. Weber, to the 2017 VIP List — Very Important Professionals Successful by 40 awards, which recognizes professionals 40 years of age and younger who have been successful in Maryland.

Brown, Goldstein & Levy is proud to announce that The Daily Record named our Managing Partner, Sharon Krevor - Weisbaum, to its 2017 listing of Maryland's Top 100 Women.

Congratulations to Stu Simms for his selection to receive The Daily Record's 2013 Leadership in Law Award for working tirelessly to uphold high legal standards and improve communities throughout Maryland.

Dan Goldstein received The Daily Record's 2010 Leadership in Law award in recognition of the outstanding work done by selected members of the legal community throughout Maryland.

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Dan is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, has been listed among Maryland's Top 50 Super Lawyers, is a winner of The Daily Record «s 2010 Leadership in Law Award, and received The Daily Record «s 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award, given to attorneys and judges who are well respected in their profession, active in their community, and dedicated to growing the next generation of legal leaders.

Now from the Maryland legal newspaper The Daily Record comes news that the state's highest court has ruled that Kimmel and Silverman should be indefinitely suspended from the practice of law in Maryland, with the right to reapply after 90 days.

They have been selected for Maryland's Top 10 Super Lawyers and Top 50 Women Maryland Super Lawyers; the Daily Record «s Leaders in Law and Maryland's Top 100 Women; as Fellows of the American College of Trial Lawyers; and as Maryland Trial Lawyer of the Year.

As explained in Maryland's Daily Record, Gisriel had received the $ 1,000 check from the court after he had ended representation of his clients, at their request.

BridgeTower's legal newspapers include all of the Lawyers Weekly newspapers — which includes papers in Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, North Carolina, Rhode Island, South Carolina and Virginia — as well as Minnesota Lawyer, The Daily Record in Maryland, The Daily Record in New York, The Journal Record in Oklahoma, The Mecklenburg Times in North Carolina and the Wisconsin Law Journal.

The blog is also published as an op - ed column in the Daily Record, a business and legal newspaper in Baltimore, Maryland.

The Daily Record received 22 awards, including two Best of Show awards, in the Maryland Delaware District of Columbia Press Association's 2017 editorial, design and revenue contests

Since 1888, The Daily Record (Maryland) has provided trusted and timely legal, business and professional news to Maryland readers.

Louise Phipps Senft, Founder and CEO of Baltimore Mediation Louise Phipps Senft, voted «Baltimore's Best» Mediator by Baltimore Magazine 2002 and named one of «Maryland's Top 100 Women» for the year 2004 and 2007 and 2009 by The Daily Record, and inducted into Maryland's «Circle of Excellence» for outstanding leadership in Maryland, and chosen for the Spirited Woman Award by the American Red Cross, MyCity4Her and the Baltimore Business Journal in 2011, founded the Baltimore Mediation Center in 1993, the first mediation firm in Maryland with a focus on relational approaches to conflict resolution.