Jacqueline Cadman has been selected to The Daily Record 2025 Criminal Law Power List in recognition of her successful representation of clients facing unjust criminal prosecutions and investigations.

Jacqueline Cadman, partner at Brown, Goldstein & Levy, has been selected by The Daily Record as one of Maryland’s Power Players for the publication’s 20...

Jacqui Cadman attended the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law “Cardozo in the Capital” alumni event, while BGL proudly sponsored Pro Bono Resource Center’s Rooted in Justice Gala

Brown, Goldstein & Levy Criminal Defense section to host authentic discussion, “Unmasking Copaganda: How Media and Policing Fuel Mass Incarceration,” with Alec Karakatsanis.

Jessie Weber presented on deposition strategies in civil rights litigation to a group of attorneys advocating for the rights of students with disabilities.

Brown, Goldstein & Levy managing partner Jessie Weber presented on deposition strategies in civil rights cases for members of Attorneys for Education Rights (“AFER”)...

Eight families represented by Eve Hill file motion asking a federal court to deny a Department of Justice demand for complete access to children’s private and sensitive medical information.

Brown Goldstein & Levy partner Eve Hill and co-counsel from GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders (GLAD Law) are representing eight families who are

Samantha Westrum served as moot court judge for University of Richmond School of Law Carrico Competition, working with 2Ls and 3Ls to improve their appellate advocacy skills.

Brown, Goldstein & Levy attorney Samantha Westrum participated as a volunteer judge for The Carrico Competition, held at the University of Richmond School of Law (UR Law) on October 28. The annual competition gives UR Law School 2L and 3L students the chance to p...

Jury sides with a peaceful protester represented by BGL who spoke up against cuts to HIV/AIDS programs, issuing not guilty verdicts on all charges.

Jury sides with a peaceful protester represented by BGL who spoke up against cuts to HIV/AIDS programs, issuing not guilty verdicts on all charges.

Rosalind Casillas was found not guilty after she was charged with resisting arrest and assault on a law enforcement officer while peacefully protesting Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s cuts to crucial HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment programs at the Dirksen Sena...