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Michael E. Catterton

mike@landsmanlaw.com

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Michael E. Catterton

Associate

Michael Catterton is an Associate at The Law Office of Landsman & Ronald, LLC, representing clients in workers’ compensation cases and personal injury matters. Mr. Catterton has tried numerous cases before the Maryland District and Circuit Courts and the Workers’ Compensation Commission. Mr. Catterton is affiliated with the Maryland State Bar Association and Maryland Workers’ Compensation Commission.

Mr. Catterton has worked for the firm for the extent of his career, first joining the firm as a legal assistant in 2006 before later becoming an Associate after graduating from the University of Baltimore and being admitted to the bar. He was drawn to the practice of law in part due to his communication skills and passion for problem solving. Clients and colleagues describe him as a patient and personable attorney who is very capable of managing cases through challenges and achieving the most desirable outcomes.

He is originally from the Eastern Shore of Maryland, where he still spends much of his free time with friends and family. He is a married, proud father of one, and also an avid baseball fan who can often be found at Camden Yards rooting for his beloved Baltimore Orioles.   

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:

  • Maryland State Bar Association
  • Maryland Workers’ Compensation Commission

EDUCATION:

  • University of Baltimore School of Law, Juris Doctorate awarded in 2011 – cum laude
  • Wesley College (Dover Delaware), Bachelor of Science (Paralegal Studies) in 2005 – cum laude
  • Wesley College (Dover Delaware), Bachelor of Arts (Media Arts) in 2005 – cum laude

BAR ADMISSIONS:

  • Maryland
Recent News

  • February 3, 2016 The State of Maryland requires any person who is operates a vehicle upon the roadways of the State to be { Read More }

  • February 1, 2016 Under Maryland law a “nuisance” is an interference with the enjoyment of one’s property when that interference is substantial and { Read More }

  • December 2, 2015 Collateral estoppel is the legal term for the proposition that a Court will not make a decision on the same { Read More }

  • December 2, 2015 -Maryland law imposes a cap on money that can be recovered for non-economic damages on civil cases; -Statute covering non-economic { Read More }

  • December 2, 2015 In Maryland, the Collateral Source Rule exits.  The rule, as set forth in the Maryland Pattern Jury Instructions is as follows: { Read More }

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