Congratulations to the five RSRM attorneys who were selected to Maryland’s 2022 Super Lawyers!
Managing Partner James Andersen was selected as a 2022
Super Lawyer in the area of Personal Injury. Mr. Andersen has 30 years of
litigation experience and has served as the Firm’s Managing Partner since
2014. He handles a variety of litigation matters including
transportation, products liability, premises liability, construction litigation,
and insurance coverage and defense. He has been selected to the Maryland
Super Lawyers list in 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022.
Partner Paul Donoghue was selected as a 2022 Super Lawyer in
Workers’ Compensation. Mr. Donoghue has served as a Partner at RSRM since
1998 and handles workers’ compensation and general litigation/liability
matters. He has been selected as a Maryland Super Lawyer in 2013, 2014,
2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2020, 2021, and 2022.
Associate Rima Kikani was selected as a 2022 Rising Star
in the area of Civil Defense Litigation. Ms. Kikani will be an eighth-year
associate in 2022 and works on premises liability, products liability, and
insurance coverage and defense matters. She has been named as a Maryland
Rising Star Attorney in 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022.
Associate Ashley Bond was selected as a 2022 Rising Star in the
area of Civil Defense Litigation, Workers' Compensation, and Personal
Injury. Ms. Bond will be a sixth-year associate in 2022 and works on
workers’ compensation, insurance coverage and defense, and family law
matters. She has been named as a Maryland Rising Star Attorney in 2021,
and 2022.
Associate Benjamin Beasley was selected as a 2022 Rising Star in
the area of Civil Defense Litigation, and Personal Injury. Mr. Beasley will be an eighth-year associate
in 2022 and works on premises liability, products liability, and insurance
coverage and defense matters. His 2022
recognition is Mr. Beasley’s first time being selected as a Maryland Rising
Star Attorney.
Each year, approximately five percent (5%) of Maryland attorneys
are selected as "Super Lawyers" and two-and-a-half percent (2.5%) are
selected as "Rising Stars.”
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