Jenner Law

06/15/2026

Our firm has a 5.0 Google rating. This review explains why.

06/15/2026

Paralegal extraordinaire Terry McKay and hubby Brendan enjoy a day out with the Orioles at Camden Yards. Go Terry, and go O's!

06/14/2026

Jenner Law is always proud to support BARCS Animal Shelter in Baltimore. Rob Jenner and Beth Graham enjoy an afternoon out at the Pours for Paws fundraiser.

06/09/2026

Another 5-Star Google review -- this one featuring our paralegal Mary Beth and her unrelenting work on behalf of the survivors we represent.

06/05/2026

Congratulations to Elisha’s 18-year-old twins, who graduated from high school today! Ty graduated from Calvert Hall and will attend the University of South Carolina this fall to study Criminal Justice and Pre-Law. Taylor graduated from St. Paul’s School for Girls and will attend Towson University to pursue a degree in Nursing.

We are incredibly proud of both of them and wish them all the best as they begin this exciting new chapter!

06/05/2026

The U.S. Bankruptcy Court has issued its ruling in the Archdiocese of Baltimore case. Judge Harner declined — for now — to lift the bankruptcy "pause" that has kept seven survivors' cases from moving forward in Maryland state court. With a plan-confirmation hearing only months away, she found the stay should remain in place to protect recoveries for all survivors. The court emphasized that this reflects where things stand today, and signaled the outcome could change if no reorganization plan is confirmed by the end of September 2026. It also recognized survivors' frustration after nearly three years of waiting. The full Order can be downloaded from the Comment, below.

06/03/2026

The U.S. Bankruptcy Court held a two-day hearing in the Archdiocese of Baltimore case. At issue was the Survivors' Committee's request to lift the bankruptcy "stay" on seven survivors' cases so they can move forward in Maryland state court — a step aimed at pressing the Archdiocese and its insurers toward a fair settlement for everyone. Judge Michelle Harner is expected to rule in the coming days, with a key plan-confirmation trial set for September. We continue to stand with survivors and will keep our clients informed at every step.

If claims against the Archdiocese of Baltimore go from bankruptcy to state court, the Catholic Church could face much higher liability.

06/03/2026

Katie Kerner explains that therapy clients can expect an experienced team that understands the complexities of therapy malpractice cases. With empathy for what clients are going through, the firm acknowledges the bravery it takes to seek help, especially given the sense of shame many feel. Jenner Law provides support for clients facing these challenges, guiding them through the legal process with care.

At Jenner Law, attorney Katie Kerner explains that therapy clients ...

06/03/2026

Attorney Elisha Fridley explains that nursing home abuse cases often involve both the injured resident and their loved ones. If the resident is still alive, the case is brought by a power of attorney or next friend. In cases of wrongful death, claims can be made by the estate for the resident’s suffering and by the wrongful death beneficiaries. Learn more about how Jenner Law advocates for families affected by nursing home abuse.

Attorney Elisha Hawk from Jenner Law explains that nursing home abuse cases often involve both the injured resident and their loved ones. If the resident is ...

06/01/2026

In mass-injury litigation, bellwether trials shape how the entire docket resolves. My new article in TRIAL magazine, "Building Better Bellwethers Using AI," looks at how plaintiff trial teams can use AI to vet cases at intake, analyze dockets at scale, align claims with the science, and flag confounders—without giving up the human judgment that ultimately drives strategy. Out now in the June 2026 issue. (Article available in Comment, below).