Office: Baltimore Office

Merrick Black is a Legal Assistant in Sanford Heisler Sharp’s Baltimore Office. In 2019, She graduated from Yale College with distinction in the Russian and East European Studies major. Her academic interests focus on international relations and its intersection with the law—a subject to which she devoted her senior thesis, “Leadership and Liability: An Examination […]

Angelina was active for all four years in the Yale Political Union and served as President in her senior Fall.

While at Peabody, Jackson was the Student Co-Chair of the Peabody Diversity and Recruitment Task Force, which focused on making classical music education more accessible to underrepresented minority students.

As a senior, Olivia was granted the Kathryn Conroy Public Relations Internship at Dartmouth’s Hood Museum of Art.

Paul Richards is Sanford Heisler Sharp’s IT Help Desk Lead. Paul has more than twenty years of help desk, technical support, and network management experience. He exhibits extraordinary troubleshooting and diagnostic skills, and he offers knowledgeable and reliable support. Paul can assist in the server environment and is proficient in Visual Basic, Java, and SQL. […]

During his undergraduate studies, Alec was particularly interested in law and economics, psychology and law, immigration law, and international human rights law.

Before joining the firm, Mr. Webbert served as an Equal Justice Works AmeriCorps Legal Fellow at the Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance Foundation.

Mr. Kelly is Chair of Sanford Heisler Sharp’s Criminal/Sexual Violence Practice Group. He represents plaintiffs, especially those from traditionally marginalized groups, who seek justice as victims of violence.

Deborah K. Marcuse is the Managing Partner of Sanford Heisler Sharp’s Baltimore, Maryland office. She received her law degree from Yale Law School in 2008.

Mr. Sanford is the Chairman and co-founder of Sanford Heisler Sharp, LLP. Since 2004, Mr. Sanford has recovered more than $1 billion for individual clients and the United States government.