The trial lawyers at Brown, Goldstein & Levy bring passionate, effective advocacy to your fight for justice. Our nationally recognized team has decades of experience in all types of litigation, from class actions to multi-million-dollar corporate disputes, civil rights to criminal defense, personal injury to family law.
Let us tell your story. Community Impact Every person at Brown, Goldstein & Levy shares a deep sense of community and social responsibility. For almost 40 years, we have given back to Baltimore City through dedicated pro bono advocacy and service and support for community organizations fighting for fair housing, civil rights, and more.
Let us tell your story. Community Impact Every person at Brown, Goldstein & Levy shares a deep sense of community and social responsibility. For almost 40 years, we have given back to Baltimore City through dedicated pro bono advocacy and service and support for community organizations fighting for fair housing, civil rights, and more.
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Disability Rights Fellowship
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The Brown, Goldstein & Levy Disability Rights Fellowship is a highly competitive, one-to-two-year fellowship available to law school graduates with a disability and zero to three years of legal experience. Applicants should have strong academic credentials, excellent writing skills, and a demonstrated commitment to the advancement of disability rights.
Careers
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Baltimore-based litigation firm seeking a full-time paralegal with at least 2 years of experience. The Paralegal will be responsible for providing litigation support. The candidate must have the ability to think proactively, anticipate problems, develop effective solutions and take initiative. The candidate must also be reliable, hardworking, organized and possess exceptional attention to detail.
Housing Discrimination
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For nearly 40 years, Brown, Goldstein & Levy attorneys have won precedent-setting fair housing cases. We challenge all manner of housing discrimination, fighting for clients who face discrimination in housing because of race, disability, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, familial status, and socioeconomic status.
LGBTQ+ Rights
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The law is changing fast regarding the civil rights of members of the LGBTQ+ community. The last decade has seen the full legalization and constitutional protection of same-sex marriage and the recognition that LGBTQ+ people are protected from workplace discrimination because of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
Wrongful Convictions & Police Misconduct
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As our client James Owens, who spent 21 years in prison for a murder he did not commit, told us, "No amount of money can give me back the time I lost."
No one can return those years, but Brown, Goldstein & Levy's talented, dedicated, and experienced civil rights attorneys overcame a vigorous defense, showed that homicide detectives had concealed exculpatory evidence, and obtained a $9 million settlement - a modest measure of justice that allows Mr. Owens to move on with his life.
No one can return those years, but Brown, Goldstein & Levy's talented, dedicated, and experienced civil rights attorneys overcame a vigorous defense, showed that homicide detectives had concealed exculpatory evidence, and obtained a $9 million settlement - a modest measure of justice that allows Mr. Owens to move on with his life.
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