“Love work, loath mastery over others, and avoid intimacy with the government.”
Ethics of the Fathers, 1:10.
The Maryland Bar admitted me in 1994. Over the last 25+ years, I have watched life get harder for most working people. This has been even more true in the aftermath of the coronavirus crisis of 2020.
I represent real people – clients who have (or need) toothbrushes and don’t have boards of directors. People who WORK – usually working employees, occasionally the working owners of businesses that feed their families.
My law practice is pro-worker, pro-union, pro-labor. I do not “come from the Ivy League”, though I graduated from Princeton in 1991. My family includes nurses, sheet metal workers, janitors, bricklayers – people who do real work for real people. Corporate America is never my client, though often an opponent.
Lots of lawyer advertising talks about how great the lawyer is; most lawyer advertising is nonsense and doesn’t really say very much.
To me, lawyering is about the CLIENT and doing what clients need; it’s not about us lawyers, at all. Our work matters because clients matter; it’s our work, not our ego, that matters.
My practice is part of the law firm of Jezic & Moyse, LLC of Silver Spring, where I am a partner. More information about that firm’s practice areas in criminal defense, auto accidents, bankruptcy, immigration (and of course, employment) is available on the firm’s website at www.jezicfirm.com.