MD Workers' Compensation vs Agent Knowledgebase

Welcome To Our WORKERS' COMPENSATION Mobile App for Maryland Police & Fire Fighters! In February of 1991, Ken Berman, Cliff Sobin, and Alan Gross established Berman, Sobin & Gross, LLP in Gaithersburg along with three other staff members. The firm grew to twelve attorneys, six offices, and over twenty staff. On January 1, 2009, the firm merged with Albertini & Darby, LLP, and Matt Darby joined the firm as a partner. The combined firm now has over twenty attorneys and over thirty staff members dedicated to providing service to clients who are injured or have other specialized needs. The majority of our clients are Union members or their families. This app differs from our general MD Workers’ Compensation app. It was specifically designed to address the distinct needs of our Maryland Police Officers and Firefighters, whose bravery, dedication, and service we admire immensely. We utilize modern technology combined with a structure that emphasizes the relationship of the individual client to their attorney in order to meet the high expectations that our clients deserve. With our new mobile app, our firm can now communicate with our police officers and firefighter clients while they’re on the go!

Introducing Agent Knowledgebase, a Baillie & Hershman app that provides Connecticut real estate agents with the fastest, simplest and most productive way to obtain CT real estate information*. Whether searching for land records, tax records, assessment values, field cards, or searching for building permits, you will have accurate access to all the vital property information you need most in just one click. And, that’s just one benefit the Agent Knowledgebase portal presents you! You will also have access to valuable topics and quick reference guides to common questions, concerns, issues, and legal procedures specific to CT real estate purchases and sales. And, that’s just one benefit the Agent Knowledgebase portal presents you! You will also have access to valuable topics and quick reference guides to common questions, concerns, issues, and legal procedures specific to CT real estate purchases and sales. *Most municipal searches are free, however, in some cases you may be required to login with your paid subscription.