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Michael Paul Smith is a seasoned attorney based in Towson, Maryland, specializing in Class Action, Medical Malpractice, and Personal Injury law. With over three decades of legal experience, Michael has established himself as a formidable advocate for his clients, demonstrating a deep commitment to justice and an unwavering resolve to achieve favorable outcomes. Michael earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Baltimore School of Law in 1992, following a Bachelor of Science degree from Bridgewater College in 1988. His legal career began shortly after obtaining his JD, and he quickly became a partner at Bodie, Nagle, Dolina, Smith & Hobbs, PC, where he honed his skills in complex litigation and personal injury cases from 1993 to 2010. In 2010, Michael co-founded Smith, Gildea & Schmidt, LLC, where he continues to lead a dedicated team of legal professionals committed to providing clients with exceptional legal representation. Michael’s extensive expertise in Class Action and Medical Malpractice has positioned him as a trusted resource within the legal community. He has successfully represented numerous clients in high-stakes cases, advocating for victims of negligence and corporate wrongdoing. His thorough understanding of the law, combined with his strategic approach to litigation, allows him to navigate complex legal landscapes effectively. In addition to his practice, Michael is actively involved in various legal associations and community initiatives, reflecting his dedication to both his profession and the community he serves. Whether representing individuals or larger groups, Michael Paul Smith remains steadfast in his pursuit of justice, making him a respected figure in Maryland’s legal landscape.
Trucking accident attorneys handle complex cases involving commercial vehicle collisions. They understand federal trucking regulations and industry practices. Common matters include semi-truck accidents, 18-wheeler crashes, driver fatigue, cargo issues.