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Jeff Horowitz

Jeff Horowitz Mr. Horowitz is a partner at the Firm and has concentrated his practice in the area of workers’ compensation law since 1982. Mr. Horowitz graduated from the University of Baltimore School of Law in 1981 and is licensed to practice in Maryland, Florida and the District of Columbia. He has obtained the highest possible rating by Martindale Hubbell.

During his many years of practice, Mr. Horowitz has argued numerous workers’ compensation cases before Maryland’s appellate courts. His other areas of practice include personal injury law, administrative law, mechanic’s lien law, and traffic law.

Mr. Horowitz has lectured on a variety of workers’ compensation topics for the Maryland Workers’ Compensation Educational Association and for the Maryland Institute for Continuing Education of Lawyers (MICPEL). He is a member of the Maryland State Bar Association and the Bar Association for Baltimore City, and is a current director and past president of the Maryland Workers’ Compensation Educational Association. Mr. Horowitz is also a founding and present director of Kids’ Chance of Maryland, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to providing educational scholarships to children of seriously injured Maryland workers.

Areas of Practice:

Workers Compensation Law
Administrative Law
Personal Injury Law
Mechanics Lien Law

Bar Admissions:

Maryland, 1981
Florida, 1983
District of Columbia, 1989
U.S. District Court District of Maryland, 1981

Education:

University of Baltimore School of Law, Baltimore, Maryland, 1981
Thomas M. Cooley Law School, Lansing, Michigan

Birth Information:

1956

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- Robert H.

$1.95 million jury verdict in hit and run accident case in Anne Arundel County.
$5 million jury verdict involving a 68 year old woman who fell in her hospital room, fractured her hip, and later died.
$1.1 Million verdict in case involving electrician electrocuted while performing work at the Shady Grove Metro Station in Rockville, Maryland.
$875,000 jury verdict in federal court for injuries sustained by two nurses after a hospital elevator accident.
$675,000 settlement to woman who suffered permanent nerve injury to her hand and arm as a result of physician negligence.