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Holding the Powerful to Account: A Year in the Fight for Access to Justice
Founding Partner Bruce Plaxen [tag] authored a piece in The Daily Record [tag] reflecting on his year as President of the American Association for Justice [tag].
In the article, Bruce looks back on a year of accountability litigation, including landmark jury verdicts holding social media companies responsible for harm to young users and the first verdict finding Uber liable in the sexual assault litigation.
He also examines the work that remains, from efforts in Congress to shield companies from liability to structural barriers that limit the recovery available to injured plaintiffs in Maryland.
After MTA bus crash that injured 36, a personal injury lawyer weighs in
Partner Samantha Dos Santos was featured in The Baltimore Sun discussing the legal issues surrounding the recent MTA bus crash in Pikesville that injured 36 people.
She explained why investigations into major transit crashes can take months, the importance of preserving evidence, and what injured individuals should know as the process unfolds.
“At the end of the day, it’s just a field of law that helps people,” Dos Santos told the Sun. “I don’t represent large corporations that have unlimited funds and resources. We represent regular people who had something tragic happen to them in some way, so hopefully we get people back on their feet and feeling better.”
A tale of two states: How Maryland shortchanges its own
If you're catastrophically injured in Maryland, the legislature has already decided what your suffering is worth, before you ever set foot in a courtroom.
Founding Partner Bruce Plaxen recently authored an op-ed in The Daily Record making the case against Maryland's $1 million cap on noneconomic damages and its near-impossible standard for punitive damages.
Every neighboring state gives plaintiffs better access to justice. It's time Maryland does too.
MD bill would lower standard for punitive damages
Bruce Plaxen testified before the Maryland General Assembly in support of House Bill 906, which would reform Maryland’s punitive damages standard.
In coverage by The Daily Record, Bruce explained how the proposed changes could improve accountability by allowing victims of negligence a more meaningful path to justice.
Maryland’s outlier law fails to protect Marylanders
The Daily Record recently published an opinion piece by Partner David Muncy addressing Maryland’s restrictive punitive damages standard and the need for reform.
The article comes as Bruce Plaxen prepares to testify before the Maryland General Assembly in support of proposed legislative changes.
Mentorship & Responsibility: The Purpose of Personal Injury Law | On The Docket with Napoli Shkolnik
Bruce Plaxen joined Marie Napoli on On The Docket with Napoli Shkolnik to discuss mentorship, accountability, and the role of personal injury law.
The conversation explores common misconceptions about litigation and the broader impact of civil justice on public safety.
Listen to the full episode here.
Bruce Plaxen on Becoming AAJ President | Ep. 16 Raising the Bar with RebuttalPR Podcast
Bruce Plaxen joined Episode 16 of Raising the Bar with RebuttalPR to reflect on his career and leadership in personal injury law.
He discusses building his practice, his priorities as AAJ President, and the importance of protecting civil justice.
How I Made Law Firm Leadership: 'Leadership Is Earned Through Dedication,' Says Bruce Plaxen of Plaxen Adler Muncy
Bruce Plaxen was featured in Law.com’s “How I Made Law Firm Leadership” series.
He shares insights on building Plaxen Adler Muncy, his approach to leadership, and his continued focus on access to justice.
Time for civil justice reform in Maryland is now | GUEST COMMENTARY
Bruce Plaxen authored an op-ed in The Baltimore Sun calling for the repeal of Maryland’s cap on non-economic damages.
He argues that the current law limits fair compensation and undermines the role of juries in determining damages.
MD lawyer to serve as American Association for Justice president
Bruce Plaxen was featured in The Daily Record ahead of his role as President of the American Association for Justice.
He discussed how his experience in Maryland has shaped his leadership approach and his commitment to protecting the civil justice system.
I Hate Politics Podcast featuring David Muncy
David Muncy joined the I Hate Politics Podcast to discuss Goldman v. Progressive, a case before the Maryland Supreme Court that could impact contributory negligence law.
He explains how the current standard can prevent injured victims from recovering damages and why reform is needed.
Listen to the full episode here.
Baltimore City Schools sued after student allegedly struck by vehicle
Plaxen Adler Muncy is representing a family in a lawsuit involving a student struck in a school zone crosswalk, as reported by The Baltimore Sun.
Partner David Muncy emphasized that the incident was preventable and highlighted the responsibility of school systems to protect students.
Motorcyclist asks MD high court to adopt comparative negligence
Bruce Plaxen and David Muncy were featured in The Daily Record discussing their petition to the Maryland Supreme Court challenging contributory negligence.
The case presents an opportunity to reconsider a rule that can prevent injured individuals from recovering damages.
Baltimore County student claims in lawsuit she was assaulted by teacher
CBS Baltimore covered a lawsuit filed by Plaxen Adler Muncy involving allegations of assault at a Baltimore County school.
Partner David Muncy spoke about the impact on the student and concerns over accountability.
Family sues Baltimore County Schools over alleged assault by Overlea High teacher
The Baltimore Sun reported on a lawsuit filed by the firm involving allegations of assault by a teacher at Overlea High School.
Dave Muncy commented on the case and how it raises broader concerns about student safety and oversight within the school system.
Maryland must pursue justice for all sex-abuse survivors
Samantha Dos Santos authored an op-ed in The Baltimore Sun addressing the need for expanded access to justice for survivors of sexual abuse.
She highlights the importance of thorough investigation and advocacy, even in cases where recovery may be more complex.
Over 2 Dozen Sue Live Nation, DC Over Alleged Missteps at Stray Kids concert at Nats Park
Plaxen Adler Muncy is representing nearly 30 concertgoers who are suing Live Nation Entertainment, the District of Columbia, the Washington Convention & Sports Authority, Levy GP Corporation, Best Crowd Management, and Washington Nationals Stadium after suffering heat-related injuries at the Stray Kids concert at Nationals Park last year.
Attendees allege that water was price-gouged, security lines that restricted access to shaded areas, and medical emergencies went largely unaddressed. Led by Partner Samantha Dos Santos [tag], our team is committed to holding every responsible party accountable for the harm our clients suffered.
MD Bill Allowing Driverless Cars Faces Opposition Over Crash Liability
Maryland is considering legislation that would allow fully autonomous vehicles on state roads. However, as written, House Bill 1295 leaves accident victims with no one to sue.
Bruce Plaxen, co-founder of Plaxen Adler Muncy and president of the American Association for Justice, testified before the Maryland House Environment and Transportation Committee on the bill's critical gap: if one of these cars injures someone, there may be no individual or company to hold accountable.
Without accountability, there's no deterrent. And without a deterrent, public safety is jeopardized.
AAJ President Bruce Plaxen on Reclaiming the Plaintiffs Bar’s Message on Public Safety
Founding Partner and President of the American Association for Justice Bruce Plaxen sat down with Ross Todd, author of Law.com | The Premier Source for Global Legal News & Analysis ’s Litigation Daily, to highlight AAJ’s priorities and his goals as president this past year.
Bruce explains why the plaintiffs' bar is one of the most powerful, yet underrecognized, forces for public safety in America. Through civil litigation, trial lawyers expose dangerous products, uncover corporate misconduct, and hold powerful institutions accountable when regulation alone falls short.
By pursuing justice and championing transparency and accountability, Bruce emphasizes that trial lawyers are not just winning verdicts; they are setting precedents to protect consumers, strengthen communities, and make the world safer.
Plaxen Adler Muncy Founding Partner Bruce Plaxen Elected President of AAJ
Plaxen Adler Muncy is proud to announce that Founding Partner Bruce Plaxen has been sworn in as the new President of the American Association for Justice (AAJ), becoming the first attorney from the Maryland bar to hold this prestigious position in the 80-year history of AAJ. With more than 40 years of experience advocating for injury victims and advancing civil justice reform, Plaxen’s leadership has shaped policy and protected consumers’ rights in Maryland and nationwide.
Bruce Plaxen Supports Repeal of Maryland’s Cap on Noneconomic Damages
“Bruce Plaxen, a partner at Plaxen Adler Muncy, was recently featured in The Daily Record’s coverage of HB 113, the proposed repeal of Maryland’s cap on noneconomic damages, which failed to pass in the state legislature for the third year in a row. In support of the measure, Bruce emphasized the importance of fair compensation for individuals with life-altering injuries and the right of juries to determine the value of pain and suffering.
Family Sues Baltimore County Schools After Student Assaulted by Teacher
Plaxen Adler Muncy has filed a new lawsuit against the Baltimore County Board of Education, which was recently covered by The Baltimore Sun. The suit alleges that a 15-year-old Overlea High School student was assaulted by her teacher, raising serious concerns about student safety, proper training, and mental health oversight within the school system.
David Muncy discussed the case, speaking to the emotional toll the incident has taken and the family’s ongoing pursuit of accountability, as the student continues to heal and thrive in a new school.
Featured in The Daily Record: David Muncy Pushes for Reform to Maryland’s Contributory Negligence Doctrine
Plaxen Adler Muncy partners David Muncy and Bruce Plaxen were recently featured in an article by The Daily Record regarding their petition to the Maryland Supreme Court in Goldman v. Progressive. The case challenges Maryland’s continued use of contributory negligence, a legal doctrine that prevents injured victims from recovering damages if they are found even 1% at fault. David argues that the rule is outdated and unjust, stating, “It gives companies a get-out-of-jail-free card.” With this petition, he is urging the court to adopt comparative negligence—used by most states—as a more equitable standard that allows injured individuals to recover proportionally. The outcome of this case could mark a major step forward for civil justice in Maryland.
Maryland Must Pursue Justice For All Sex-Abuse Survivors
Originally Published in the Baltimore Sun
Plaxen Adler Muncy’s Samantha Dos Santos explains why Maryland's Child Victims Act is a vital step forward—but not enough. Read her argument for broader civil justice access for all survivors, including those whose abusers lack institutional ties, in the Baltimore Sun.
Bruce M. Plaxen Elected Vice President of the American Association for Justice
Firm founder Bruce M. Plaxen was elected Vice President of the American Association for Justice (AAJ) for the 2023-2024 term. We invite you to read more here.
David A. Muncy Begins New Term as President of the Maryland Association for Justice
At the 69th Annual Maryland Association for Justice Presidents Dinner, David A. Muncy officially began his term as President of MAJ. We invite you to learn more about it here.
All Three Partners at Plaxen Adler Muncy, P.A. Recognized by Maryland Super Lawyers and Rising Stars in 2023
Plaxen Adler Muncy, P.A. is proud to announce that all three partners were selected for inclusion in the 2023 Maryland Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists. Bruce Plaxen was also named to the Top 100 list again this year. We invite you to read more here.
Bruce Plaxen Elected Secretary of the American Association for Justice
Bruce Plaxen was elected Secretary of the American Association for Justice (AAJ) in July of 2022. Mr. Plaxen is the first lawyer from Maryland to hold this position in AAJ. We invite you to read more about Mr. Plaxen's role.
Bruce Plaxen Featured on the Cover of Maryland Super Lawyers Magazine
Bruce Plaxen was featured on the cover of Maryland Super Lawyers Magazine. In this interview, he talks about the work he does for clients and the civil justice system, as well as the role of AAJ and MAJ. We invite you to read more here.
Bruce Plaxen Elected Treasurer of the American Association for Justice
Bruce Plaxen was elected Treasurer of the American Association for Justice (AAJ) on July 13, 2021. Mr. Plaxen is the first lawyer from Maryland to hold this position in AAJ. We invite you to read more about Mr. Plaxen’s role.
David Muncy Named to The Daily Record’s 2022 Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice Power List
David A. Muncy was named to The Daily Record’s 2022 Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice Power List. We invite you to read the profile here.
David Muncy Spoke with the Maryland Daily Record About The Effect of Court Closures
Maryland’s courts are working through a significant backlog of cases because of COVID-19-related closures and delays, and those delays are taking a toll. David Muncy, partner at Plaxen Adler Muncy, spoke with the Maryland Daily Record about the effect court closures have had on his clients.
“The longer they wait, the longer justice is delayed and longer it is denied. It creates big problems for them,” Muncy said.
We invite you to read the full story here.
Joshua A. Plaxen Named Partner at Plaxen Adler Muncy, P.A.
Plaxen Adler Muncy, P.A is proud to announce that Joshua A. Plaxen has been named a partner in the firm. We invite you to learn more about it here.
Plaxen & Adler, P.A. Is Now Plaxen Adler Muncy, P.A.
The firm is pleased to announce that as of January 1, 2021, our name officially changed to Plaxen Adler Muncy, P.A. We look forward to continuing to serve our clients, and we thank you for your support.
Bruce Plaxen Named to Top 100: 2021 Maryland Super Lawyers List
Bruce Plaxen has been named to the Top 100 list for Maryland Super Lawyers for 2021. He has been recognized by Super Lawyers for the last 15 consecutive years.
David Muncy Named to Maryland Rising Stars List for 2021
David Muncy has been named to Maryland Rising Stars for 2021. He has been recognized by Super Lawyers Rising Stars for the last five consecutive years.
Joshua Plaxen Named to Maryland Rising Stars List for 2021
Joshua Plaxen has been named to Maryland Rising Stars for 2021. He has been recognized by Super Lawyers Rising Stars for the last three consecutive years.
Bruce Plaxen Elected Parliamentarian of the American Association for Justice
Bruce Plaxen was elected Parliamentarian of the American Association for Justice (AAJ) on July 13, 2020. Mr. Plaxen is the first lawyer from Maryland to hold an officer position in AAJ. We invite you to read more about Mr. Plaxen’s role.
Bruce Plaxen Receives AAJ’s Wiedemann Wysocki Citation of Excellence for Fourth Time
Bruce Plaxen received the American Association for Justice’s (AAJ) Wiedemann Wysocki Citation of Excellence. This is the fourth time Mr. Plaxen has received this award (2003, 2010, and 2016). The award “recognizes AAJ members who have made outstanding efforts to support AAJ PAC and advance AAJ’s political priorities.”
Bruce Plaxen Named to Top 100: 2020 Maryland Super Lawyers List
Bruce Plaxen has been named to the Top 100 list for Maryland Super Lawyers for 2020. He has been recognized by Super Lawyers for the last 14 consecutive years.
David Muncy Named to Maryland Rising Stars List for 2020
David Muncy has been named to Maryland Rising Stars for 2020. He has been recognized by Super Lawyers Rising Stars for the last four consecutive years.
Joshua Plaxen Named to Maryland Rising Stars List for 2020
Joshua Plaxen has been named to Maryland Rising Stars for 2020. He has been recognized by Super Lawyers Rising Stars for the last two consecutive years.
Bruce Plaxen Named to Maryland Super Lawyers List for 2019
Bruce Plaxen has been named to Maryland Super Lawyers for 2019. He has been recognized by Super Lawyers for the last 13 consecutive years.
David Muncy Named to Maryland Rising Stars List for 2019
David Muncy has been named to Maryland Rising Stars for 2019. He has been recognized by Super Lawyers Rising Stars for the last three consecutive years.
Joshua Plaxen Named to Maryland Rising Stars List for 2019
Joshua Plaxen has been named to Maryland Rising Stars for 2020. This is the first time he has been recognized by Super Lawyers.
Bruce Plaxen Named to Maryland Super Lawyers List for 2018
Bruce Plaxen has been named to Maryland Super Lawyers for 2018. He has been recognized by Super Lawyers for the last 12 consecutive years.
David Muncy Named to Maryland Rising Stars List for 2018
David Muncy has been named to Maryland Rising Stars for 2018. He has been recognized by Super Lawyers Rising Stars for the last two consecutive years.
Congratulations, David Muncy, on Becoming a Partner!
Learn more about David Muncy and David becoming a partner at our firm!
Bruce Plaxen Honored with the Distinguished Service Award by the American Association for Justice
Learn more about Bruce's busy summer.
Bruce Plaxen Honored by Maryland Association for Justice
Bruce Plaxen received special recognition for his exemplary leadership, vision and unwavering commitment as the MAJ PAC chair for the last 15 years at their annual President’s dinner in June 2017.
Bruce Plaxen appointed to the American Association for Justice Executive Committee
Bruce was appointed to the American Association for Justice Executive Committee by incoming President Kathleen Nastri.
Bruce Plaxen Named to 2017 Super Lawyers List
Firm founder Bruce Plaxen has been selected for Super Lawyers every year since its inception. Learn more about Bruce Plaxen's 11th selection to Super Lawyers.
Senior Partner Bruce M. Plaxen Elected to Serve on Executive Committee of the American Association for Justice
Plaxen Adler Muncy senior partner, Bruce M. Plaxen was recently elected to serve on the Executive Committee of the American Association for Justice. The American Association for Justice (AAJ) is the world’s largest trial bar. AAJ promotes justice for those injured as a result of negligence. AAJ safeguards victim’s rights, particularly the right to trial by jury, and AAJ works regularly to strengthen the Civil Justice system.
Bruce Plaxen has been a member of the Board of Governors of The American Association for Justice since 2002. He has chaired many important committees and recently at the annual convention held in Montreal, Canada, he was elected for the fifth time to the Executive Committee of AAJ.
Bruce Plaxen is proud to represent Maryland on the Board of Governors and serve again on the Executive Committee.
David Muncy, Named to the 2017 Maryland Rising Stars List
Plaxen Adler Muncy, P.A. is proud to announce that David A. Muncy has been selected for inclusion in Super Lawyers’ list of Maryland Rising Stars for 2017.
Bruce Plaxen Wins 2016 Wiedemann Wysocki Award of Excellence
Bruce Plaxen became a 3-time winner of the Wiedemann Wysocki Award of Excellence.
Bruce Plaxen Represents Injured Athletes from Springbrook High School
See the article here.
Bruce Plaxen & Harry Adler Named as 2016 Super Lawyers
Firm founder Bruce Plaxen has been selected for Super Lawyers every year since its inception. See more details on Bruce Plaxen's 10th selection to Super Lawyers!
Maryland Attorneys Bruce Plaxen & Harry Adler Named as 2015 Super Lawyers
Attorneys Bruce Plaxen and Harry Adler of Plaxen Adler Muncy P.A., have both been named by Super Lawyers magazine as top attorneys for 2015 in the state of Maryland. Super Lawyers is a listing of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Bruce Plaxen and Harry Adler have been named to the Super Lawyers list multiple times. Bruce Plaxen has been named every year since its inception. Click Here for Details
Harry Adler & Bruce Plaxen Selected for 2014 Super Lawyers in Maryland
Attorneys Bruce Plaxen and Harry Adler of Plaxen Adler Muncy P.A., have both been named by Super Lawyers magazine as top attorneys for 2014 in the state of Maryland. Super Lawyers is a listing of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Bruce Plaxen and Harry Adler have been named to the Super Lawyers list multiple times. Bruce Plaxen has been named every year since its inception.
Maryland Personal Injury Attorneys of Plaxen Adler Muncy, P.A. Move to New Office in Columbia MD
The personal injury law firm of Plaxen Adler Muncy, P.A. announces that it has moved its Columbia, MD office location to better serve its personal injury, auto accident and workers’ compensation clients throughout the state. Plaxen Adler Muncy, P.A. was previously located on Little Patuxent Parkway for more than 28 years, and the new office is located at 10211 Wincopin Circle, Suite 620, Columbia, MD 21044.
Maryland Attorney Bruce Plaxen Receives 2013 Leadership in Law Award
The Daily Record selected Bruce Plaxen, Senior Partner at Plaxen Adler Muncy, P.A. to receive The Daily Record’s 2013 Leadership in Law Award. The Daily Record launched the Leadership in Law awards in 2000 as a way to recognize the outstanding work being done by members of the legal community throughout Maryland.
Bruce Plaxen and Harry Adler Chosen for 2013 Super Lawyers in Maryland
Originally Published on Superlawyers.com
Attorneys Bruce Plaxen and Harry Adler of Plaxen Adler Muncy P.A., have both been named by Super Lawyers magazine as top attorneys for 2013 in the state of Maryland. Super Lawyers is a listing of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement.
Montgomery County Suing Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, FHFA
Originally Published in The Daily Record
Montgomery County is suing mortgage giants Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and their government conservator over allegations that the companies failed to pay state transfer taxes. The complaint, filed as a potential class action in U.S. District Court in Greenbelt, is one of a wave of similar actions throughout the country, according to an attorney involved in the case. "There are 50 cases in 20 states that I know of," said Don Springmeyer, an attorney at Wolf, Rifkin, Shapiro, Schulman & Rabkin LLP in Las Vegas, which is on the county’s legal team. "They claim they are exempt because they were originally federally chartered organizations, but we say they are presently private corporations so they should be obligated to pay like any other company." Bruce M. Plaxen, an attorney at Plaxen Adler Muncy P.A. in Columbia, Andrew Bederman of Greenberg & Bederman in Silver Spring and Montgomery County Attorney Marc P. Hansen are also serving as counsel to the county.
Meningitis from Steroid Injection’s in Maryland
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has reported that patients who received a steroid injection between May 21 and September 24, 2012 are at risk for contracting a fungal based form of Meningitis due to a contaminated steroid that was manufactured by New England Compounding Center of Framingham, Massachusetts. The steroid, preservative-free methylprednisolone acetate, was given primarily as an injection for back pain relief.
Soccer Field Accident Could Remake Maryland Personal Injury Law
Originally Published in The Baltimore Sun
The collapse of a soccer goal on a Howard County practice field has led the state's highest court to reconsider more than 150 years of personal injury law, in a case that could significantly improve injured plaintiffs' chances of winning payouts. Read More
A Battle Over Liability
Originally Published in The Daily Record
MD top court hears 2-hour argument over contributory negligence. Attorney Bruce Plaxen of Plaxen Adler Muncy, P.A., is lead counsel in the case of Coleman v. Soccer Association of Columbia. In a case closely watched by civil litigators, plaintiffs’ attorneys and defense lawyers battled before Maryland’s top court Monday over whether the judges should overturn the 165-year-old ruling that defendants cannot be held liable for damages if the plaintiffs’ negligence contributed at all to their injuries.
Big Guns Join The Fight Over Fault
Originally Published in The Daily Record
A case pending before Maryland’s top court has attracted national attention as groups representing U.S. businesses, doctors and insurers are pressing the Court of Appeals to preserve a 165-year-old ruling that defendants cannot be held liable for damages if the plaintiffs’ own negligence contributed at all to their injuries.
All of Plaxen Adler Muncy's Lawyers Recognized in the January 2011 issue of Baltimore Magazine
Baltimore, Maryland - January 2011 - All of Plaxen Adler Muncy's lawyers, Bruce Plaxen and Harry Adler, Super Lawyers for 2011. Afterward, a blue ribbon panel of peers investigates each nominee's background, credentials and experience.
Crash victim could only receive fraction of $3.1M verdict
Originally Published in The Daily Record
A Prince Frederick woman won a $3.1 million verdict last week following a car accident that left her severely injured, but she likely will not receive more than $50,000.
Plaxen Adler Muncy Secures $3.1 Million Verdict for Prince Frederick Woman Seriously Injured in Calvert County Accident
Plaxen Adler Muncy, Maryland personal injury attorneys, recently secured a jury verdict of $3,091,291.67 for a 45 year-old Prince Frederick woman who was badly injured in a 2008 automobile collision in Calvert County, Maryland. The case, Kent v. Lee (CAL09-14010), was tried in the Circuit Court for Prince George’s County, Maryland. It stemmed from an accident that occurred in 2008.
Bruce Plaxen, Two-time Winner of American Association of Justice Award
Vancouver, Canada - July 11, 2010 - Bruce Plaxen was presented the Wiedemann Wysocki Award of Excellence by Anthony Tarricone, president of the American Association for Justice at the Leadership Breakfast, held during the association's annual convention. The award honors a select group attorneys across the country for their commitment to the legal profession and their efforts to improve the justice system. This marks the second time Plaxen has received this award; the first time was in 2003.
Plaxen Adler Muncy, P.A. Celebrates 25 Years of Excellence
Columbia, Maryland – June 1, 2010 – Plaxen Adler Muncy celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2010. The firm continues to strive to be leaders in community service, supporters of pro-victim and consumer legislation in Annapolis and nationally, and advocates for people injured on-the-job and through the fault of others. The Plaxen Adler Muncy team consists of two attorneys, Bruce Plaxen and Harry Adler; and an office support system including Anna Beatty, Mary Becker, Alex Plaxen, Josh Plaxen, Luba Fineman, Crista Hakala, Dawn Lough, Kathy Parks, and Angie Pfeifer. Congratulations on 25 great years!
Bruce Plaxen, Two-time Winner of Maryland Association of Justice Award
Baltimore, Maryland - May 22, 2010 - Bruce Plaxen became the first two-time winner of the President's Award presented by Kevin Goldberg, president of the Maryland Association for Justice. Plaxen was honored for his exemplary leadership, vision, and unwavering commitment to strengthen the civil justice system. He previously received this award in 2007.