Salisbury Municipal Law Firm
Updated: 02/28/2026
Areas of Practice
- Municipal 30%
- Corporate Business Organization 3%
- Personal Injury - Defense 7%
- Family Law 14%
- Social Security - Disability 26%
- Personal Injury - Plaintiff 6%
- Elder Law 1%
- Real Estate Title - Residential 2%
- Wills, Estates, Trusts and Probate 9%
- Workers' Compensation - Plaintiff 2%
Litigation: 50%
Firm Information
References
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PNC Bank
Previous Law Firm Names
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Seidel and Baker, January 1, 1991
Pro Bono Activities
- Beth Israel Synagogue
- The Salvation Army
- Bayshore Services, Inc.
- Mapleshade Youth and Family Services, Inc.
Representative Clients
The Security Title Guarantee Corporation of Baltimore
The National Indemnity Company
GEICO
United Services Automobile Association
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Selective Insurance Group
New York Central Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Alfa Vision Insurance Corporation
Southern States Insurance Exchange
Town of Vienna, Maryland
Phippin's Cabinetry and Custom Homes
Beth Israel Congregation
Berlin First Baptist Church
Tri-County Council for the Lower Eastern Shore of Maryland
City of Salisbury, Maryland
Representative Cases
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Barron v. UNUM
- Citation: 260 F. 3d 310
- Court: C.A. 4 Md.
- Year: 2001
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Dashiell Realty v. Wicomico County
- Citation: 712 A. 2d 104
- Court: Md. App.
- Year: 1998
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Smith v. Gross
- Citation: 571 A. 2d 1219
- Court: Md. App.
- Year: 1990
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City of Salisbury v. McCoy
- Citation: 424 A. 2d 164
- Court: Md. App.
- Year: 1981
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K.C.S. Ltd. v. East Main St. Land Development
- Citation: 388 A. 2d 181
- Court: Md. App.
- Year: 1978
Attorneys
Staff
- Kristine Devine, Paralegal
- Jaime Duhe, Secretary
- Linda Torbert, Legal Assistant
Staff
- Kristine Devine, Paralegal
- Jaime Duhe, Secretary
- Linda Torbert, Legal Assistant
Contact
110 North Division Street
Salisbury, MD 21801 - 4942
Phone: (410) 742-8176
Fax: (410) 742-3117
Email: Send a message
Website: https://www.sbtlawfirm.com
Hours: Monday through Friday: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
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