BOARD

FISCAL YEAR 2011*

OF

DIRECTORS

(JULY 1, 2010 - JUNE 30, 2011)

President Irving E. Walker, Esq. Cole, Schotz, Meisel, Forman & Leonard, P.A.** Vice President Levern Blackmon Public Justice Center Treasurer John P. Smolen, Esq. Hogan Lovells US, LLP Secretary Jacqueline Allen, Esq. Saul Ewing, LLP Olive Idehen Bank of America Brian Casey The Casey Group John Eidleman, Esq. Legal Services Corporation Jane Harrison Consultant Shelly Marie Martin, Esq. Brown, Goldstein & Levy, LLP Kathleen McGinley, Esq. Ober/Kaler Kent R. Morrison, Esq. Crowell & Moring, LLP Russell J. Reno, Jr., Esq. Public Justice Center Donald H. Stone, Esq. University of Baltimore School of Law Matthew G. Summers, Esq. Ballard Spahr, LLP David E. Wolfe, Esq. Alex. Brown Realty, Inc.

STAFF
(AS
OF

JUNE 30, 2011)

Executive Director Antonia K. Fasanelli, Esq.*** Managing Attorney Carolyn Johnson, Esq. Director of Pro Bono Programs Danielle Cover, Esq. Staff Attorneys Michelle Ewert, Esq. Francine K. Hahn, Esq. Karon Powell, Esq. Legal Clinic Coordinator Christina Askins Administrative Assistant Selena Santos Ofce Administrator Maddy Dwertman Tameka Walker
*Represents Board Members who served at any point during FY 2011 **Afliations, as of June 30, 2011, for identication purposes only ***Admitted in NY and DC only

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Mission and Vision

HPRP envisions an end to homelessness in Maryland.

HPRP Staff Attorney, Francine Hahn, conducts intake with a client.

HPRPs mission is to end homelessness in Maryland by providing free legal services, including advice, counsel, education, representation and advocacy, for low-income persons who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Our staff and volunteers pursue this mission by offering legal services through outreach in shelters, soup kitchens, welfare ofces, community centers, and on the street. Our direct representation informs broader-based systemic advocacy and impact litigation to address the root causes of homelessness.
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A Message From Our Leaders

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About Our Pro Bono Program

HPRP could not have touched the lives of so many individuals this year without its talented and dedicated volunteer lawyers, paralegals, law students and others. In 2011, volunteers donated over 910.85 hours of service to HPRP and its clients, including over 774 hours, valued at $232,206, donated by attorneys.

In 2011, HPRP continued the strong development of its pro bono program. HPRP increased its number of volunteers from 309 to 389. Volunteer matters now outpace those handled by staff attorneys.
HPRP Director of Pro Bono Programs, Danielle Cover, trains volunteer attorneys on criminal record expungement.

Volunteer Appreciation Reception

On April 11, 2011, HPRP held its annual volunteer appreciation at The University of Baltimore School of Law, whose generous sponsorship helped to make the event possible. Awardees in the following categories were presented with artwork created by residents of The Helping Up Mission, one of HPRPs intake locations. Sonja Allen, Law Ofce of Sonja L. Allen Elmer Davis, Elmer A. Davis III, P.C. Tiffany Devonshire, Maryland Legal Services Corporation Goodell, DeVries, Leech & Dann, LLC Meredith Maller - Hogan Lovells US LLP
Left to Right: Danielle Cover, HPRP Director of Pro Bono Programs; Sonja Allen, Law Ofce of Sonja L. Allen; and Antonia Fasanelli, HPRP Executive Director

OUTSANDING ATTORNEYS

OUTSTANDING FIRM

OUTSTANDING PARALEGAL OUTSTANDING STUDENTS

Annie Arakelian - University of Baltimore School of Law Michael Dibella - University of Baltimore School of Law

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HPRP Volunteers
David Addison Jacque Allen Sonja Allen Michelle Amick Kevin Andrews Matthew Antorelli Anonymous (2) Catrina Aquilino Annie Arakelian Arti Aryal Christina Askins Rayna Atkins Mark Bachara Caroline Baker Sharity Bannerman Matthew Barnes Michelle Barnes Orlando Barnes John Bartkowiak Jr. Derek Bayne Michael Bayron Jessica Beaver Jeremy Bedford Lauren Bell Marcia Bell Michelle Bernstein Kevin Best Aquanetta Betts Raul Bhat Brian Bichy Eric Bielitz Bryan Bishop Julius Blattner Richard Bloom Jade Blum Randi Bocanegra David Bokenko Stephanie Bonhomme Brittany Boessel Andrew Bonic Debra Borden Richard Boucher Jr. Catherine Bouldin Amanda Boyce Nicole Boykin Caron Brace Sandy Brantley Marcie Brecher Malcom Brisker Richard Brodsky Damon Brown Nicole Brown Justin Browne David Burkhouse Lawrence Burlen Lance Butler Robert Cain Adam Caldwell Cheryl Calloway Kaitlin Calov Lucy Cardwell Dianne Carter Paul Chandler Christina Church Ian Clark Emma Twigg Clarke Adam Cline Eddie Cohn Peter Coleman Courtney Colonese Mary Cool Peter Coolbaugh Carol Cooper Curtis Cooper Christopher Corelianno Philip Corrigan Dan Creel Greg Culling Lisa Cunningham Cortney Curtis Gary Damico Demetrious Datch Karen Davidson Celia Davis Elmer Davis Gerardine Delambo Harry Demall Maura Demouy Shaketta Denson Marianee Depaulo Plant Tiffany Devonshire Michael Dibella Ryan Dice Heather Dlhopolsky Mary Anna Donohoe Maureen Dodd Christy Dorer Edwina Downer Charlene Dukes Justin Dull J. Barry Dumser Melinda Dunmire Annmarie Dunn Jessica Earlbeck Louis Ebersold Alicia Edmunds John Eidleman John Cole Eldridge Jr. Donna Engle Kim Evans Alice Evert Itamar Ezaoui Beverley Fagbohoun Seymour Farbman Elan M. Feder Julia Fedorova Juliet Fee Wilma Fields Bryson Filbert Justin Fine Tim Fisher Garrett Fitzgerald Jeremy Flynn Gina Fonner Ian Foss Susan Francis Latoya Francis-Williams Tom Gerahty Thomas Giannini Michelle Gardner Adam Gazaille Colleen Gioffreda Antonio Glenn Marie Goff Daniel Goldstein Piedad Gomez Dania Goppy Joseph Gorman Sarah Grabenstein Rachel Graneld Michael Green Tina Greene Henry Greenidge Jennifer Gregoire Tierra Gregory Benjamin Grossman Michelle Gruesbeck Sandra Gutman Arman Hakkak-Khakin Satoko Harada Constance Hare Janet Harrison Brian Harvey Brittany Harvey Jessica Hatcher Mercedes Henderson Leah Hauser Matt Haven Justin Hayes Samantha Healy Kathryn Hickey Anthony Ho Heather Hodges Althea Holford Barbara Holmes Candice Holmes Eldon Hong Juanita Hopkins Carol Hoshall Joi Hosley Aasia Hux Natalie Hynum Peter Ismay Noah Isserman Brett Jackson Martine Jean Brooke Jennings Fu-Mei Jiang Steven Joffe Joi Johnson Robert Jones Janelle Jordan Margi Joshi Conrad Judy Thomas Kane Akhil Kara Ioana Kastellorizios Brad Kauffman Mary Keating Michelle Kendus Bruce Kent Michael Kersten Stephen Kim Christian Kintigh Sarah Kiser Heidi Knight Jerome La Corte Jayni Lanham Jennifer Larrabee Amelia Lazarus

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Ronna Lazarus Jeanette Lee Sidney Leech Michelle Leeswift Ariana Leone Karen Levian Cara Lewis Dyanne Lewis Melinde Lewis Brooke Lierman Erik Loewen Stacey Lohmann Suzy Lopez Devin Luqman Linh Ly Stewart Lyons Paul Mack Melissa Mackiewicz Shannon Madden Marshall Erica Magliocca Meredith Maller Meghan Marek Christina Marnik Lisa Marquardt Richard Martel Maria Martirano Katrina Maultsby-Baldwin Francis May Jerome May Jim Mayhew Jeffrey Maylor Samantha Mazo Ryan McConnell Megan McCullough Paul McDaniel Robert McDonald Jim McFaul Cathy McGallagher Kathleen McGinley Janet McHugh Kendra McKenzie Sally McMillian Guy Ed McNally Erica McWhorter Betty Meerovich Sarah Mendiola Nataly Mendocilla Nikoletta Mendrinos Craig Merkle Art Miller Lindsey Miller Tracy Miller Cristina Milnor Tamica Mindley Julianne Montes De Oca

Aaron Moore Sunjuyu Hwa Pa Moore Albert Moseley Aravind Muthukrishnan Carrie Nazelrod Breanda Nelis K. Nicole Nesbitt Peter Nicewicz Sam Nikoomanesh Douglas Nivens II Paul Notarianni Taylor Novak Ese Ogunbor Aaron ONeal Debra Orenstein Kimberly Owusukoko Abioye Oyewole Matt Paavola Christina Pappas Bob Park Catherine Parks Deborah Parraz Michael Pate Nicholas Pepersack Kelly Perkins Linda Perle Trakeda Perry Christopher Pirog Marja Plater Michael Platt Divya Potdar John J. Price Emily Puhl Nicole Queri Saharie Reed Carly Reisman Anika Rennie James Richardson Sr. Ellyn Riedl Alicia Ritchie Amy Rivera Bishop Robinson Matthew Rogers Anthony Rosso Stephen Ruckman Danielle Rush Joy Sakamoto-Wengel Elysse Sandler Ralph Sapia Michael Sarich Teresa Schmiedeler Laurie Schnitzer Matthew Schroll Erica Schultz Kathleen Schultz

Brett Schwartz Casey Schwartz Mark Scurti Melissa-Lynn Sellers Haleh Setayesh Catherine Seward Renee Sewchand Indira Sharma William Sherwood Joshua Shumway Kenneth Silberman William Sinclair Leslie Silver Andrew Sindler Michael Siri Annmarie Slatrr Adam Smallow Cheryl Smith Sakeenah Smith John Smolen Clarence Snodgrass Tracy Somes Lindsay Southard Ellen Spielman Gary Stapleton Nevitt Steele Ginina Stevenson Bobbie Steyer Ben Stirling Donald Stone John Stough Derek Strikeleather Walker Stump-Coale Matthew Summers Tracey Super Karlyn Sweetman Rachel Tafaro Danielle M. Taylor Ebony Thompson Megan Timmons Leslee Tingle Arjanette Tinney-Young Geneviene Trego Kathleen Trinward Jonathan Tsuei Jack Turnball Emily Vaias Kyle Vallecillo Ashley Vancleef Janel Vaughan Katie Villereale Steven Waddy Irving Walker Mollie Wander Sheryl Weisog

Carrie Weletz Rasheedah West Carolyn White Misty Wilks Danielle Willard Louis Willemin Thema Willette Cameron Williams Jennifer Williams Flavia Williamson Zenia Wilson Kenneth Wire Sarah Witri David Wolfe Roger Wolfe Kate Wolfson Desiree Woodard Diana Wyles Brian Young Flora Young Richard Zeidman Matthew Zernhelt Marla Zide

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Case and Program Highlights

Case by Type

HPRP opened 669 cases and closed 552 cases. These cases constitute matters in which HPRP staff or volunteers represented people struggling with homelessness in legal disputes to prevent or end homelessness. HPRP also received 1083 calls where brief advice, information, or referral was given. These calls reect the unmet need because of insufcient resources or other reasons.
Case by Level of Service

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Addressing Youth Homelessness

The 2011, the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health and the Baltimore Homeless Youth Initiative (BHYI) conducted a homeless youth census and identied 640 homeless young people, a signicant increase in the number of homeless youth in Baltimore City since 2009, when 426 youth were identied. HPRP responded to this need. HPRP Staff partnered with BHYI and AIRS, a shelter and housing provider to homeless youth, to provide legal rights information and representation in public benets matters to unaccompanied homeless youth in Baltimore. In addition, HPRP Executive Director in both her capacities as HPRP Director and member of the ABA Commission on Homelessness & Poverty, worked with BHYI to begin building a coalition to develop statewide legislation to end youth homelessness. The ABA Commission, HPRP and BHYI held a half-day summit in May 2011 featuring Baltimore City State Legislators Delegate Cheryl Glenn and Senator Bill Ferguson, to discuss the need for shelter, services and housing for homeless youth, particularly unaccompanied youth. Working groups are developing draft legislation.

HPRPs Expungement Program Works!

Almost half of HPRPs clients served by its Expungement Project were able to obtain employment within 6 months following the removal of eligible charges from their records. On June 30, 2011, HPRP concluded an 18-month survey of persons served through HPRPs Expungement Project. As part of a grant from the United Way of Central Maryland, HPRP contacted 77 persons represented by HPRP in expungement proceedings to evaluate whether clients were able to obtain employment following legal assistance. Forty-one (41) people agreed to be surveyed by HPRP. For these 41 clients, HPRP volunteer attorneys led 238 expungement petitions and received 226 orders granting expungement, achieving a 95% success rate. For those whose petitions were granted, 19 clients (46%) were employed and one was in school 6 months following the expungement a remarkable rate given the poor economy. Of those employed 56% were female and 44% male and the average client was 44 years old. HPRPs Expungement Project is designed to eliminate barriers to employment and housing created by the existence of a criminal record. HPRP offers expungement representation in community-based locations where consumers can receive employment assistance. In FY 2011, HPRP added a new intake site, Franciscan Center, while maintaining intake at Our Daily Bread Employment Center and the Oliver Community Center.

Veterans Benefits Project

Recognizing that a veterans discharge status is the baseline determinant of eligibility for benets through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), HPRP expanded the scope of its Veterans Legal Assistance Project to discharge upgrade proceedings. Working with volunteer James Richardson, Sr., former President of the Federal Bar Association and a veteran himself, HPRP trained volunteer attorneys in this advanced practice area to represent veterans who are not eligible or have limited eligibility for VA benets. HPRP also continued its successful collaboration with the MSBA Veterans Affairs and Military Law Committee, the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law and the Pro Bono Resource Center and held the Third Annual Veterans Legal Assistance Conference on April 8, 2011 at the Law School. With Keynote Speaker Congressman John P. Sarbanes and Featured Speaker Maj. Brian Chontosh, the conference addressed the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) 5-year plan to end veteran homelessness, family law issues facing active duty military personnel and veterans, and challenges in preserving employment opportunities for veterans.

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The Speaker Series

In 2011, HPRP launched the Speaker Series on the Importance of Housing at the Enoch Pratt Free Library. Sponsored by HPRP Board Member Jane Harrison, the Series brought national experts to Baltimore to not only discuss the need for housing, but to aid in our efforts to change the conversation away from a sense of the inevitability of homelessness and toward the notion of housing for all. The Series presented three speakers, who were each followed by a panel of local experts to discuss implementation of their ideas. The Series topics and Speakers were as follows: Life Without Housing, featuring Tanya Tull, CEO of Beyond Shelter, who discussed the trauma of homelessness and its effect on homeless families; Implementing a Right to Housing, featuring Florence Roisman, William F. Harvey Professor of Law at Indiana University School of Law, Indianapolis, who discussed the legal concept of a right to housing; Housing Development for All, featuring Trudy McFall, Chairman, Homes for America, who discussed concrete changes necessary in government funding of affordable housing to expand the support of affordable housing in Maryland. A fourth panel followed addressing next steps for advocacy and three (3) primary advocacy initiatives were identied: 1) Prohibiting discrimination based on source of income; 2) Pursuing a local one-for-one replacement requirement regarding the loss of affordable housing; and 3) Improving affordable housing development at the State level including eliminating local approval requirements for affordable housing development, adding additional preferences for locally owned development companies, and improved oversight of awarded programs.
Pictured Left to Right: Florence Roisman,Trudy McFall,Tanya Tull

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Linda Kennedy Fellowship

The Linda Kennedy Fellowship in Advocacy honors the late Linda Kennedy, Esq., a courageous and determined advocate for persons with disabilities and persons without housing. Linda was a champion for equal treatment of our clients and neighbors who struggle with homelessness. Her tireless work, particularly with people seeking to overcome barriers to housing and employment imposed by criminal records, had a signicant impact in our community. Linda provided critical representation to our clients in their efforts to expunge arrest records and resolve collateral issues related to criminal records. Lindas deeply caring manner with which she addressed the needs of each client was special. The Linda Kennedy Fellowship in Advocacy provides a second or third year law student with an internship at HPRP to work on policy and systemic issues that promote an end to homelessness in Baltimore City and in Maryland. The 2010-2011 Linda Kennedy Fellow, Peter Nicewicz, was a third year student at the University of Maryland School of Law. During the 2011 Maryland General Assembly legislative session, Peter worked actively with the HOME (Housing Opportunities Made Equal) Act Coalition advocating for legislation to prohibit discrimination in housing based on source of income. Peter also helped plan the 3rd Annual Veterans Legal Assistance Conference and organized a panel on the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs Plan to End Veteran Homelessness. Peter continues to advocate for vulnerable Marylanders in the General Assembly in his new capacity as the Assistant Director of Social Concerns at Catholic Charities of Baltimore.

The 2010-2011 fellowship was generously supported by: Lenna Kennedy The Mobtown Fund of the Baltimore Community Foundation

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Financial Highlights
Total Revenue: $802,070

Total Expenses: $762,980

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Honoring Our Donors

* GENERAL DONATIONS *

EXECUTIVE CIRCLE ($10,000 AND UP)

Stefanie Davis Chris Der Nilaya Baccus The Abell Foundation Breanna Dugan Chris & Leslie Brown Baltimore Community Deborah Dugan Chris Clayton & Paul Foundation Peter Durkin Baumann Bank of America Foundation Antonia Fasanelli Richard Costella Fund for Change Florence Fasanelli Herbert S. Garten Maryland Legal Sevices Leigh Goodmark Susan Goering Corporation Eileen Grossman Brian & Stephanie Greer Jane Harrison Open Society Institute Alan M. Grochal Baltimore Anna Marie Hibbs Bonnie Harkness & Jim Carol Higgs & Dennis R. United Way of Central Rodgers Maryland Livingston Philip C. Holmes The Harry and Jeanette Jane S. Hong Donald & Brigitte Weinberg Foundation Margaret Johnson Manekin The Zanvyl and Isabelle Mary Keating Henry & Judith Millon Kreiger Fund Connie Lierman Joanne Nathans Rhonda Lipkin & Michele ($1,000-$4,499) Jason & Alison PerkinsNethercott Blake Biles Cohen Ingrid Lofgren Clinical Legal Education Charles A. Rees Betty & Herb Martin Association Florence Roisman Jerome T. & Frances F. May John C. Eidleman David & Hill Scharff Kathleen A. McGinley Lenna Kennedy Thomas Seiler & Eleanor Jeremy Moss Maryland State Bar Peter Nicewicz Association,Young Lawyers P. Duke Charles B. Shafer Steven & Joy SakamotoSection Ronald M. Shapiro Wengel Glenn and Debra Weinberg John Stewart & Sharron Barbara Samuels & Ann Philanthropic Fund Stoliaroff Johnson ($500-$999) Donald H. Stone Paul Sarbanes Dana DeLorenzo & Michael David Sugarman Stuart A. Schadt Osbourne Raymond G. Truitt Mark Scurti Benjamin Lee Irving & Leslie Walker Gregory & Tara Sell Kent Morrison Byron L. Warnken Marianna S. Simpson Jonathan & Allison Stanton Bob & Pat Welch Gregory Smith Robert Wolinsky & June S. Wing Donald Joseph Tebbe Danielle Estrada Richard L. Wasserman John C. Weiss Jr. FRIEND CIRCLE ($250-$499) Sarah Witri (UP TO $99) Susan Bennett Katie Allston Dale Clayton-Morrison *Cash Basis Christina Askins Lawrence D. Coppel Marc Efron & Barbara Bares Sallie Brinkley Patricia Brockington Ellen Kyriacou Renaud Kisha A. Brown Angie Rodgers Bruce Curtis Ralph Sapia Mary Denise Davis Shawn & Abby Sefret

ADVOCATE CIRCLE
($100-$249)

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Third Annual Campaign to End Homelessness

With honorary chair Arnold M. Weiner of the Law Ofces of Arnold M. Weiner, the 2011 Campaign, which ran from May 1 through September 30, 2011, raised $104,771.

CONTRIBUTIONS *
HERO ($20,000 AND ABOVE)
Law Ofces of Peter G. Angelos, PC

ADVOCATE ($500-$999)

CHAMPION ($10,000 - $19,999)

Bank of America Charitable Foundation Irving & Leslie Walker

PATRON ($5,000 - $9,999)

Goodell, Devries, Leech & Dann LLP Janet, Jenner & Suggs, LLC Law Ofces of Arnold M. Weiner Law Ofces of Peter T. Nicholl

BENEFACTOR ($2,500-$4,999)

Cole, Schotz, Meisel, Forman & Leonard, P.A. DLA Piper

Art Miller & Associates, Inc. Conti Fenn & Lawrence LLC Steve Hill Mychelle Y. Farmer Kent Family Foundation Kramon & Graham Charitable Philanthropic Fund Lexington National Insurance Company Shelly Marie Martin Russell R. Reno, Jr. Schlachman, Belsky & Weiner, P.A. Sanford Teplitzky David Wolfe Donald P. Zeithaml, Jr.

SPONSOR ($250-$499)

GUARDIAN ($1,500-$2,499)
Susan Bennett Jane Harrison Schochor, Federico and Staton, P.A. Venable LLP

LEADER ($1,000-$1,499)

Ballard Spahr LLP Brown, Goldstein & Levy, LLP Florence D. Fasanelli Gallagher Evelius & Jones LLP Hogan Lovells US LLP Terry Lierman Kent R. Morrison Neuberger, Quinn, Gielen, Rubin & Gibber, P.A. Ober/Kaler, Attorneys at Law Rosenberg / Martin / Greenberg, LLP Saul Ewing LLP Matthew G. Summers Vinson & Elkins LLP Weltchek Mallahan & Weltchek LLC

Jacqueline Allen Azrael, Franz, Schwab & Lipowitz, LLC Jeff & Susan Corden Craig & Mary Jo Dranbauer John Eidleman Michelle Y. Ewert Antonia K. Fasanelli Dale E. Gorsuch Mark Gould Grossbart, Portney & Rosenberg, P.A. Wm. Jeffrey Hill Brooke Lierman & Eben Hansel Logan,Yumkas,Vidmar & Sweeney, LLC John P. Machen McGuire Woods The Michael Group Nathans & Biddle, LLP Brandon Petry John Prugh Donald Stone James Van Horn Shawn J. Sefret & Abby J. Weinstock Williams Anderson & Ryan LLP

*The contributions reported above include those received in Fiscal Year 2011 (after June 30, 2010). Campaign donations will be reported similarly in future Annual Reports.

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FRIEND ($100-$249)

John Archer William Armstrong Katharine Bamberger Mary & Michael Baxter Caroline Ciraolo Nancy Clark Robert & Teresa Cook Gerard J. Gaeng Herbert S. Garten Richard & Lisa Goldberg Daniel Goldstein Charles Greeneld Malcolm Gregory Myra & Kalman Hettleman Jane Hong Ingerman & Horwitz, LLP Myra A. Knowlton Kathleen McGinley Mission WC Investors, LP Alicia Ritchie Joy Sakamoto-Wengel Joel I. Sher Cynthia Silverblatt Mark Sissman John Smolen Nevett Steele, Jr. Gail W. Summers T&D Plumbing & Heating Co., Inc. James Vidmar Donna & Fred Wolfe Zuckerman Spaeder LLP

DONOR (UP TO $99)

Anonymous (3) Elizabeth Arledge Anne-Therese Bechamps Levern Blackmon Rueben Brigety Brocato, Price & Janofsky, LLC Allison Caplis Brian Casey Nancy Clark Lawrence Collins Mary Denise Davis Ray L. Earnest Dana M. Fidazzo Susan Francis Robert H. Geist Lynne Gernet Herbert & Harriet Goldman Clay & Elizabeth Goodier Leigh Goodmark Brian & Stefanie Greer Steven & Eileen Grossman Thomas Hewitt

Kathryn Hickey Allison Johnson Margaret Johnson Alex Katzenbeg Mary Catherine Kelly Virginia Knowlton Jay Louse Marc Marinaccio Ted Millspaugh Yoanna Moisides Peter Nicewicz Heather Ousley Christina Pribula Frederick Runge Jr. Laurence Ruth Jessi & Joe Schoenbauer Paul Stysley Kurt Van Derslice Kelly Shubic Weiner Edward Wender James D. Wright

2011 CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

Arnold M. Weiner, Esq., Honorary Chair Law Ofces of Arnold M.Weiner John Y. Lee, Esq. Shawn Sefret, Esq. Gordon, Feinblatt, Rothman, Rosenberg / Martin / Hoffberger & Hollander, LLC Greenberg, LLP Brooke E. Lierman, Esq. Donald P. Zeithaml, Esq. Brown, Goldstein & Levy, LLP Gallagher Evelius & Jones LLP Craig B. Merkle, Esq. Goodell, Devries, Leech & Dann, LLP
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