Representing You in the Courtroom

When a dispute needs to go to trial, or a trial needs to be appealed, it is wise to hire an attorney who is not only skilled and professional, but one who also is accessible and can understand where you’re coming from.

Daniel D. Rosendale, Centreville litigation and appeals lawyer and founding attorney of Maryland’s Law Offices of Daniel D. Rosendale, went to law school later in life than most attorneys. He has vast real-world experience, which makes it easier to relate to our clients. We make sure we are accessible to you throughout the representation.

Many Types of Disputes

Most issues that come up for people can be handled through simple dialog and agreement. But in many cases, the dispute cannot be settled and needs to be taken to court. A lawsuit is filed and the parties have to litigate the issue before a judge or jury.

We have experience handling many types of litigation scenarios, including:

• Contract disputes
• Landlord-tenant disputes
• Collections
• Protective orders and peace orders
• Consumer complaints
• Construction disputes
• Administrative hearings, including challenged labor filings for unemployment, administrative hearings with the Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) for multiple driver’s license points and driver’s license defense associated with DWI/DUI criminal charges

Appeals

If you have been part of a trial that did not end favorably for you, there might be a chance of getting the case reversed or remanded on appeal. Whether we handled the initial trial or you were represented by another attorney, we can take your case on appeal.

“The fact is, a very small percentage of cases are reversed on appeal, and it can be an expensive venture. I make sure I give my clients a realistic assessment of their cases right from the beginning, and I do everything possible to focus in on the most essential details on appeal. This ensures that my clients get efficient and effective appellate representation.” — Daniel D. Rosendale, founding attorney

Maryland Landlord Tenant Disputes Attorney ∙ Free Consultations

If you would like to get a better idea about whether or not you have a good case for appeal, you can contact us for a free initial consultation. We will discuss your case with you and give you a realistic, honest assessment of whether or not you might have a good case.