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"I am writing this letter to thank you for doing such a great job in my case. If it were not for what you did I would still be in jail right now. My family and I are very grateful I have a second chance at life now, and if it wouldn't be like this if you were not so good at what you do. Thank you again Benjamin!" T.S. ★★★★★
"I want to commend you on the excellent representation that you provided on my son's case case. I truly appreciate everything you have done. You are a dedicated, very professional, and caring individual. We both wish you the utmost success in your legal career and future endeavors." Raquel and Joseph M. ★★★★★
"Thank you for all the time and effort that you put into defending my case. You were willing to fight for me when nobody else would believe my story, and you did not back down from the prosecutor. Another lawyer would have urged me to plead guilty, but you were willing to fight for me, and in the end justice was served. I appreciate everything you did and wish you all the best." Fred D. 400 E Pratt St
8th floor
Baltimore, MD 21202 US 8th floor
We serve clients throughout Maryland, including, but not limited to the following localities: Anne Arundel County including Annapolis; Baltimore; Baltimore County including Dundalk, Owings Mills, Pikesville, Randallstown, Towson, and Woodlawn; Carroll County including Westminster; Frederick County including Frederick; Harford County including Bel Air; Howard County including Columbia and Ellicott City; Montgomery County including Silver Spring; Prince George's County including College Park; Wicomico County including Salisbury; and Worcester County including and Ocean City.
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