On Juneteenth, Brown, Goldstein & Levy honors both progress and perseverance. While this day celebrates how far we’ve come as a nation in the fight for racial justice, it also reminds us of how much work remains—especially in the face of recent backsliding. May we use this day to reflect and draw strength from the courage and determination of the Black civil rights leaders who paved the way. Today and every day, their legacy continues to guide us forward.
Big Wins
View AllBig Wins →A federal judge sided with Baltimore nonprofit and BGL client Green & Healthy Homes Initiative, ruling that the Environmental Protection Agency unlawfully terminated environmental justice grants worth $180 million.
Andy Levy helps secure $266 million victory for City of Baltimore in major opioid case against prescription drug distributors.
Supreme Court of Maryland allows BGL client to proceed with lawsuit against her landlord for policy that discriminates against housing voucher users.
BGL reaches historic $48 million settlement in Harlem Park Three wrongful conviction case.
BGL attorneys made a splash at the 2026 MSBA Legal Summit and Annual Meeting with two attorneys leading a seminar and six more attending.
Brown, Goldstein & Levy recognizes LGBTQ+ Pride Month and remains dedicated to protecting and advancing the dignity, rights, and full equality of the LGBTQ+ community.
Eve Hill and Michael Abrams represent the National Federation of the Blind in lawsuit against the Trump-Vance Administration over delays to critical website accessibility regulations.
Brown, Goldstein & Levy has been named to the Forbes 2026 Accessibility 200 list in recognition of the firm’s unwavering commitment to protecting and advancing accessibility for individuals with disabilities.
