Brown, Goldstein & Levy attorney Monica Basche was nominated by her peers at the Bar Association of Baltimore City and subsequently selected as a Fellow to the Baltimore Bar Foundation.
Induction as a Fellow of the Baltimore Bar Foundation is an incredible honor and a professional distinction. It is a recognition of Monica’s civic leadership, dedication to maintaining the honor and integrity of the legal profession, improving and facilitating the administration of justice, and promoting the work of the BABC.
Monica was officially inducted as a fellow at the BABC Annual Meeting on June 20 alongside other members of her cohort. Traditionally, the BABC Annual Meeting honors the current President of the Bar Association of Baltimore City, Baltimore Bar Foundation, and the Young Lawyers’ Division Chair while passing the reins on to the new officers for upcoming year. Maryland Carey Law Dean Renée M. Hutchins was the guest speaker for the event.
Monica is an active member of the Bar Association of Baltimore City. In addition to being a Baltimore Bar Foundation Fellow, Monica currently serves as an Elected Member of the BABC. She previously served as the Bar Association of Baltimore City Young Lawyers’ Division’s Treasurer and as Co-Chair of its Public Service Committee.
ABOUT MONICA BASCHE
Monica represents clients in a diverse range of cases from civil rights litigation, including disability rights, housing discrimination, employment discrimination, and prisoners’ rights, to commercial litigation and business disputes, including breach of contract and business torts cases. Monica also represents blind vendors and state licensing agencies in cases involving the Randolph-Sheppard Act, a federal statute that gives blind licensed vendors priority in operating vending facilities on federal properties. Monica is consistently recognized as a top lawyer by leading legal publications and organizations including Lawdragon, The National Trial Lawyers, The Best Lawyers in America, and Super Lawyers.
Congratulations, Monica!