In 2006 and upon the realization that “the State’s history of female lawyers was lost” on members of the Bar and the general public, Judge Lynne A. Battaglia founded The Finding Justice Project, which resulted in extensive historical research and the publication of Finding Justice: A History of Women Lawyers in Maryland Since 1642 (“Finding Justice”).
In the spirit of Finding Justice, MM&C Litigation Attorney, Diane Feuerherd authored a recent post to Maryland Appellate Blog – Who was Maryland’s first female appellate attorney?
Diane Feuerherd is an appellate and trial attorney, focusing on business, real estate and eminent domain litigation in the Maryland state and federal courts. She has successfully advocated cases at each level of the Maryland State Courts, from the District Court to the Court of Appeals. To learn more about her practice and the firm’s litigation practice group, contact Diane.
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