is one of the few remaining general practice/business law firms uniquely capable of providing full service to its clients. With over 100 combined years of legal experience, the attorneys of Shipley & Horne, P.A. are adeptly prepared to handle complex corporate cases to contemporary litigation matters. Our client roster varies from local and national businesses, local non-profit organizations, civi
c groups, and on occasion, a neighbor in need of a will. Our goal is to provide our clients with the most efficient, seamless, and comprehensive service possible. In our pursuit of winning outcomes, we often enhance our legal advice with practical guidance, shrewd business counsel, and innovative strategic solutions. In fact, when it best serves the interests of our clients, we will gladly refer them to our cadre of high caliber specialized attorneys throughout the state. remain actively involved in the legal community on both the state and local levels. This involvement has warranted statewide respect from the legal and judicial communities alike. Our attorneys participate extensively in state and local bar associations and serve on several Court or Gubernatorial appointed Commissions, including the:
•State Board of Law Examiners
•Trial Courts Judicial Nominating Commission
•Court of Appeals Commission on practice in State Courts
•Maryland Attorney Grievance Commission
•Maryland General Assembly Compensation Commission
Many of our attorneys have served as board members of local bar associations, as well as panelists, instructors and/or authors in numerous continuing legal education programs. Most importantly, we recognize that the practice of law carries with it a heightened responsibility to the community. Therefore, our attorneys are encouraged to use their palette of skills to participate in, and advance, the community we serve. Whether championing a cause, participating in a local organization, providing behind-the-scenes advice or simply volunteering, our attorneys adhere to the premise of “lawyers as social engineers” espoused by the late renowned legal scholar Charles Hamilton Houston, Esq.
