The legal team at Brown & Barron is proud to announce that five of our Baltimore attorneys have, for another consecutive year, been selected for inclusion in Super Lawyers® and Rising Stars. Super Lawyers® and Rising Stars (reserved for exceptional early-career attorneys) recognize the top 5% and 2.5%, respectively, of all private practice attorneys across 70 practice areas.
Both lists are developed using a highly selective multiphase review process. After obtaining a third-party nomination, attorneys must go through an independent review by Super Lawyers® and a Blue Ribbon Review by their peers. A dozen categories are considered during this review, including representative clients, pro bono work, case results, scholarly contributions, awards, and more.
We are very honored to present the Brown & Barron attorneys listed for Baltimore, MD in the 2022 editions of Super Lawyers® and Rising Stars:
- Leah K. Barron (Super Lawyers® 2020-2022)
- Personal Injury – General: Plaintiff
- Personal Injury – Medical Malpractice: Plaintiff
- Christopher T. Casciano (Rising Stars 2018-2022)
- Personal Injury – Medical Malpractice: Plaintiff
- Personal Injury – General: Plaintiff
- Elisha N. Hawk (Super Lawyers® 2020-2022; Rising Stars 2013-2018)
- Personal Injury – Medical Malpractice: Plaintiff
- Eleanor T. Chung (Rising Stars 2021-2022)
- Personal Injury – Medical Malpractice: Plaintiff
- Health Care
- Appellate
- Kristen M. Mack (Rising Stars 2019 – 2022)
- Civil Litigation: Plaintiff
- Personal Injury – General: Plaintiff
- Personal Injury – Medical Malpractice: Plaintiff
Congratulations to the above attorneys on their recent round of listings!
Together, our Brown & Barron legal staff have recovered more than $73 million in client compensation just since 2017. We look forward to another year of working side by side with these attorneys to help our clients through a range of complex legal matters. From nursing home abuse and neglect, to medical negligence, to birth injuries, and other practice areas, we always stand ready to fight for the rights of wronged Baltimore residents.