Jamie Strawbridge and Michael Abrams led a civil rights panel and discussion with colleagues at the Federal Bar Association Annual Convention. – Technologist

On September 6, Brown, Goldstein & Levy attorneys Jamie Strawbridge and Michael Abrams led an impactful panel discussion entitled, “Policing & People with Disabilities: From First Encounter to Litigation,” at the Federal Bar Association’s Annual Meeting and Convention. The annual convention was held in Kansas City, MO from September 5-7. 

Jamie and Michael, recognized for their expertise and dedication to civil rights advocacy, led a dynamic discussion that delved into the intersection of law enforcement and the rights of individuals with disabilities. Their presentation was part of the convention’s broader mission to explore critical legal issues and foster dialogue among leading attorneys across the country. 

Jamie and Michael were joined by colleagues Bill Goren and Aisha Novasky as members of the Civil Rights Law Section, in partnership with the Diversity & Inclusion Committee. The session audience included attorneys, advocates, and legal professionals all committed to advancing civil rights and inclusion.  

The FBA Annual Meeting and Convention offers attorneys from across the nation the opportunity to strengthen their knowledge in various practice areas, celebrate the achievements of their peers, and network with fellow legal professionals. 

ABOUT JAMIE STRAWBRIDGE

Jamie Strawbridge has represented clients in a variety of areas, including civil rights, disability rights, housing discrimination, and commercial litigation. He is especially well-versed in the American with Disabilities Act and has represented both individuals and companies in cases involving discrimination, harassment, police misconduct, contractual disputes, and products liability claims. Jamie’s appellate experience includes arguing before the Maryland Court of Special Appeals, drafting appeals in federal and state court, and drafting briefs in opposition to petitions for certiorari before the Supreme Court. Learn more about Jamie here.

ABOUT MICHAEL ABRAMS

Michael Abrams represents clients in various appeals, civil rights, criminal, commercial litigation, and employment matters. Michael previously served as the Public Justice Center’s Francis D. Murnaghan Appellate Advocacy Fellow and as a law clerk in federal appellate and trial courts. Read more about Michael here.

Founded in 1982, Brown, Goldstein & Levy is a law firm based in Baltimore, Maryland, with an office in Washington, DC. The firm is nationally recognized in a wide variety of practice areas, including complex civil and commercial litigation, civil rights, health care, family law, and criminal defense. Above all else, Brown, Goldstein & Levy is a client-centered law firm that brings decades of experience and passionate, effective advocacy to your fight for justice.