Andrew G. Slutkin is an experienced trial lawyer who concentrates his practice in complex civil litigation primarily representing plaintiffs in catastrophic injury matters, such as complex medical malpractice cases, wrongful death cases, product liability cases and cases involving major motor vehicle collisions. He also handles a select number of business litigation matters.

Mr. Slutkin regularly obtains million dollar plus settlements and verdicts for his clients.  In fact, he has been trial counsel in some of the largest multi-million dollar injury verdicts and settlements in the area.  Click here to see a sample of newspaper headlines from his cases.

He also has been counsel in several business litigation matters that have resulted in recoveries of over $100 million.  For example, he and his partners were lead counsel in the recent $276 million fraud verdict in Baltimore against First Union National Bank.  After that, Mr. Slutkin and his partners represented the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in its fraud case against Ernst & Young arising from the billion-dollar failure of Superior Bank in Chicago.  That case netted the FDIC $125 million from Ernst.

Mr. Slutkin is an adjunct professor at the University of Baltimore School of law, where he teaches Litigation Process and Medical Malpractice Litigation.  He also is on the faculty of the Maryland Trial Advocacy Institute, where he demonstrates and teaches trial advocacy to Maryland attorneys.  He also teaches seminars for the Maryland Institute of Continuing Professional Education of Lawyers.  He also has been invited to speak to doctors at leading hospitals in Maryland on the subject medical malpractice.  Mr. Slutkin also is the Chairman of the Board of Directors of The League For People With Disabilities.

Mr. Slutkin has been given the highest possible rating in the Martindale Hubbell Lawyers Directory (AV® Preeminent™ 5 out of 5), signifying “very high to pre-eminent legal ability and very high ethical standards as established by confidential opinions from members of the Bar.”  In another survey of Maryland attorneys, Mr. Slutkin has been chosen as one of Maryland’s “Super Lawyers,” in 2007 (the first year of the survey), 2008 and 2009.  Mr. Slutkin also is a member of the Peer Review Committee of the Attorney Grievance Commission of Maryland, which evaluates the ethical conduct of attorneys charged with misconduct, for which he repeatedly has served as Chairman of various peer reviews.

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