On May 30, 2018 the Bar Association of Baltimore City will be honoring attorneys who have been practicing law for 50 years, among whom will be Wright, Constable & Skeen partner, James W. Constable. James is a fifth-generation Constable to practice law in Maryland. Over the span of his professional... Read More »
May
29
Jan
31
George Bachrach, Cynthia Rodgers-Waire, Gerard Sunderland and Michael Stover attended the 2018 ABA/TIPS – Fidelity & Surety Law Committee Mid-Winter Meeting held in Washington, D.C., January 24-26, 2018. This seminar is a major annual event for the surety industry with over 700 attendees. Mr. Stover wrote a chapter on Builder’s... Read More »
Jan
04
Ellen P. Rosenberg On December 19, 2017, our friend and partner Ellen Rosenberg passed away after a courageous battle with cancer. Ellen joined Wright, Constable & Skeen in 2015 after more than two decades in a successful solo practice in the Baltimore area, and after having practiced in Southern California... Read More »
Oct
13
Governor Larry Hogan Honors Conservationists at Government House More than 100 guests attended a reception Oct. 12 at the Government House in Annapolis to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Maryland Environmental Trust and honor landowners who have voluntarily and permanently preserved their land. Governor Larry Hogan, along with Maryland... Read More »
Sep
01
Wright, Constable & Skeen is proud to again this year support the Fisher House Foundation at its 13th Annual Gala, “The Blue Jean Ball, ” on Saturday, September 23, 2017 at the Waters Edge Events Center, Belcamp MD. Sponsors create “themed” baskets, ranging in value from $250-$500, to raise funds... Read More »
Jul
24
WCS /College Bound program to introduce BPS students to careers in law gets national attention. Read More>>
May
15
Media Mention: Business attorney Neil Lanzi is quoted in The Washington Post regarding his client’s getting CIA approval for embargoed screenplay. “A Spy Story Gets CIA’s Green Light,” Washington Post, December 7, 2016.
Mar
13
HBO’s Divorce: Episode 9 – From Fred’s Perspective By Fred Kobb HBO Divorce Series: Issues and Commentary—Episode 9 In the opening scene of Episode 9 we see Frances and Robert meeting together with their lawyers. After a brief and bizarre discussion about who gets custody of the snake, the issue of... Read More »
Mar
13
HBO’s Divorce: Episode 9 – From Mollie’s Perspective By Mollie Caplis In Episode 9 of HBO’s Divorce, Robert and Frances DuFresne attend another four-way meeting with their attorneys. The topic for the meeting was the parties’ children, Tom and Lila. Robert’s attorney, Tony Silvercreek, posed a series of questions to Frances,... Read More »
Mar
06
HBO’s Divorce: Episode 8 – From Fred’s Perspective By Fred Kobb HBO Divorce Series: Issues and Commentary—Episode 8 Much of HBO’s Divorce Episode 8 tracks Frances as she pursues a new job as an art curator at Sotheby’s auction house. It is Frances’ dream job and she eventually gets the... Read More »