Ronald L. Schwartz - a College Park, Maryland (MD) Bankruptcy Law Lawyer

College Park Bankruptcy Law Lawyer

Updated: 04/27/2026

Areas of Practice

Bankruptcy Law
Criminal Offense
DUI/Traffic Offense
Personal Injury Law

Attorney Information

Overview

Ronald L. Schwartz graduated with honors from the University of Maryland Law School in 1981 where he was an editor for the Law Review. Upon graduation he joined a mid-sized firm to practice labor and personal injury law. After several years, Mr. Schwartz decided to begin a solo practice in Criminal, Bankruptcy and Personal Injury Law in order to better serve his clients.

Awards and Honors

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Included on the 2026 Maryland Super Lawyers list

Past Lists

2025 Maryland Super Lawyers list
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2020 Maryland Super Lawyers list

Education

Legal Education
- University of Maryland School of Law, Baltimore, Maryland, 1981
  Honors: With Honors
  Law Review: Maryland Law Review

Current Employment Position(s)

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Bar Admissions

Maryland, 1981
District of Columbia, 1983
U.S. District Court District of Maryland
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court

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College Park, MD

4907 Niagara Road
Suite 103
College Park, MD 20740

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Phone: 301-892-3410

Fax: 301-474-6607

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Website: https://www.ronaldschwartzlaw.com

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