Brown, Goldstein & Levy is proud to celebrate 57 years of the Fair Housing Act and celebrate Fair Housing Month this April. Our passionate team of attorneys challenges all types 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. Read more here.
Big Wins
View AllBig Wins →Eve Hill won a temporary restraining order on behalf of three transgender women in federal facilities, challenging the Trump administration’s Executive Order aimed to transfer them to men’s facilities and cease medical care.
Andy Levy helps secure $266 million victory for City of Baltimore in major opioid case against prescription drug distributors.
Tenants represented by Andy Freeman, Anisha Queen, and Jamie Strawbridge won a Supreme Court of Maryland victory prohibiting landlords from charging excessive late fees.
BGL reaches historic $48 million settlement in Harlem Park Three wrongful conviction case.
Monica Basche presented on current issues facing the Randolph-Sheppard Act vendors at the Virginia Business Opportunities for the Blind Annual Meeting.
Beyond the Courtroom: BGL took a stand against attacks on the legal profession and rule of law, Andy Freeman testified before the Maryland House Judiciary Committee against a proposed amendment to the Child Victims Act that would make it harder for survivors to recover damages, Andy Levy taught at the MSBA Appellate Practice Skills Training program, Monica Basche gave a legislative update at the National Federation of the Blind of Virginia’s Annual Meeting, and other attorneys participated in various legal events across Maryland and D.C.
BGL commemorates Fair Housing Month and continues the fight to end discrimination in housing, in pursuit of the goals of the Fair Housing Act.
Brown, Goldstein & Levy stands with Democracy Forward and over 3,000 legal professionals against attacks on the legal profession and rule of law.
