Mitchell Greenberg
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Mitchell is not only a legal warrior who fights for those facing criminal charges but he has also competed in martial arts throughout his life. He is also a national and world champion of Filipino stick fighting and, in 2018, he competed at the national World Eskrima Kali Arnis Federation championships where he won four gold medals, two silvers and one bronze. There, he secured the honor to compete against the best in the world at the world championships in Hawaii where he won gold in staff-fighting. In December 2020 he won his black sash in eskrima.

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Philosophy & Approach

While many pretend to understand the ideals of the law, Mitchell lives by them. His strength and honesty are prized by his criminal defense and workers’ compensation clients. He fights for them because justice demands it, and because they deserve it.

For those struggling with the vile injuries inflicted by negligence, Mitchell knows all too well their struggles. He fights for them because he has lived through their pains. His history as a four-time national champion and word champion in Filipino stick fighting means there is nothing that he has not recovered from. If you reach out to Mitchell, you will know the sympathetic ear of a champion dedicated to your recovery and your compensation.

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Experience & Background

Licensed federally, as well as in Maryland and Washington, D.C., Mitchell stands as a beacon of light to the downtrodden and injured. Since 1991, he has handled criminal defense, workers’ compensation, and personal injury cases. He has handled 14 murder cases, tried 4, and has won them all. Mitchell’s handling of other criminal matters, from DUI offenses to major state and federal drug cases, are well-known. This proves that Mitchell is not afraid to take on challenging criminal defense matters. His goal is to fight for those who have been accused and protect their rights throughout the criminal justice process.

Mitchell Greenberg’s experience in personal injury law has led him to win million-dollar verdicts in car crashes and medical malpractice claims. In addition to these accomplishments, he has great skill and tenacity when fighting for injured employees in workers’ compensation claims. He is a regular speaker and presenter on the subject and, as last compiled, obtained 5 of the highest disability settlements/awards in Maryland.

He was previously the chairman of the Maryland State Task Force on Injured Workers Rehabilitation, is a Negligence and Workers’ Compensation Section member for MSBA, and is a member of the National Inns of Court. With the Maryland Association for Justice, Mitchell was on the Board of Governors, Chair of Workers’ Compensation Law Section, and is also the Editor of Trial Lawyer Magazine, where he has had an article published on Vocational Rehabilitation.

Mitchell is not only a legal warrior, but has also competed in martial arts throughout his life. He is also a national and world champion of Filipino stick fighting and, in 2018, he competed at the national championships for the World Eskrima Kali Arnis Federation, where he won four gold medals, one silver, and one bronze. There, he secured the honor to compete against the best in the world at the world championships in Hawaii.

Mitchell was the National Merit Semifinalist and Captain of the Swim Team at McDonogh School. He then graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with a BA in English Literature, where he was also the President of the Judo Club and held several positions with the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Afterward, he received his JD from the University of Baltimore. He has two sons.