Marc Emden

Born: Washington, D.C.
Education: University of Maryland, B.A., 1978, American University, J.D., 1981
Practice Areas: Criminal Law; Traffic Law; Personal Injury; Consumer Law; Litigation; Identity Theft
Membership: Montgomery County Bar Association (Member, Sections on: Criminal Law; Personal Injury Law; Judicial Selections Committee; Chairman, Lawyer Referral Committee, 1988); Maryland Criminal Defense Lawyers Association; The Association of Trial Lawyers of America; Montgomery County Inns of Court (Barrister).
Admissions: 1982, Maryland; 1983, District of Columbia and Florida
Miscellaneous Information: Judge: National High School Trial Competitions, 1998-; Catholic University Law School Moot Court Case Competition (First Amendment Case), 1997; National Moot Court Association Competition, 1994. Editor, Review of Recent Personal Injury Appellate Decisions, Personal Injury Sections, 1997-1999. Host, "Ask the Lawyer", WRC Radio 1989; Frequent Guest, WTOP Radio "Call for Action", 2000-. Member, Maryland Attorney Grievance Commission, Inquiry Panel, 1997-. Member, National Employment Lawyers Association, 1994-1996. Barrister, Federal Inns of Court, 1996-1997.
Biography:
Marc Emden handles criminal defense, identity theft, and personal injury cases, representing individuals and corporations that have filed lawsuits or are being sued.
A native Washingtonian, he obtained a bachelor’s degree in behavioral and social sciences at the University of Maryland in College Park. He then earned a law degree from The American University in Washington, D.C. in 1981.
In addition to his law practice, he serves on several bar association committees. Before starting his own firm, he worked with the State’s Attorney’s Office where he gained vital knowledge of how prosecutors think and operate.
An attorney with a love of fitness, he climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro in 2006.
Marc Emden has been featured in a variety of seminars and news publications and as a guest on various radio talk shows. He is often a key speaker at legal seminars.