Background
Frosh, Brian Esten was born on October 8, 1946 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Son of Stanley Benjamin and Judith Lee (Wirkman) Frosh.
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Brian Esten Frosh, American state legislator, lawyer. Recipient certified of merit Montgomery County Common Cause Maryland, 1991, Clean Air award Sierra Club, 1991, Conservationist of Year award, 1989, Lawmaker of Year award American Lung Association Maryland, 1991, Outstanding Service award American Heart Association Maryland, John Kabler award Maryland League Conservation Voters, 2003.
Education
Wesleyan University (Bachelor of Arts, 1968). University of Stockholm, Sweden. Columbia University (Juris Doctor, 1971).
Member, Board of Editors, Columbia Journal of Law and Social Problems, 1970-1971.
Legislative Assistant to United States. Senator. Harrison A. Williams, Junior, 1972-1976.
Member, Board of Directors, Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington, since 1983. Member, National Advisory Council, United States Small Business Administration, 1980- 1981.
Member, Montgomery County Charter Review Commission, 1983- 1986.
Career
Worked at Karp, Frosh, Lapidus & Wigodsky, P.A. (Bethesda, Doctor of Medicine) specializing in Medical Malpractice, Automobile Negligence, Products Liability and Premises Liability, Commercial Litigation. Admitted to the bar, 1971, Maryland. 1972, District of Columbia.
1980, New Mexico.
Member, Board of Editors, Columbia Journal of Law and Social Problems, 1970-1971.
Member, Maryland House of Delegates, 1987-1995. Member, Maryland Senate, 1995.
Chairman, Subcommittee on Environment. Member: Committee on Economic and Environmental Affairs, Chesapeake Bay Commission Economic Growth Resource Protection and Planning Commission.
Chairman, Montgomery County House Delegation, 1991-1993.
Member, Committee on Science, Energy and Technology, National Conference of State Legislatures. Member, Board of Directors, Hebrew Home of Greater Washington, 1986-1994. Legislative Assistant to United States.
Senator Harrison A. Williams, Junior, 1972-1976.
The firm concentrates its practice in the representation of victims of medical malpractice, automobile negligence and those who are injured due to defective products. The firm also handles business and commercial litigation.
The firm has within it two recipients of the Trial Lawyer of the Year Award, a former president of the Metropolitan Washington District of Columbia Trial Lawyers Association. The members of the firm also serve as arbitrators and mediators both under court auspices as well as privately.
The firm"s partners have had numerous million dollar verdicts and settlements.
Achievements
Membership
Member, Board of Editors, Columbia Journal of Law and Social Problems, 1970-1971. Member, Maryland House of Delegates, 1987-1995. Member, Maryland Senate, 1995.
Chairman, Subcommittee on Environment.
Member: Committee on Economic and Environmental Affairs, Chesapeake Bay Commission Economic Growth Resource Protection and Planning Commission. Chairman, Montgomery County House Delegation, 1991-1993.
Member, Committee on Science, Energy and Technology, National Conference of State Legislatures. Member, Board of Directors, Hebrew Home of Greater Washington, 1986-1994.
Legislative Assistant to United States.
Senator Harrison A. Williams, Junior, 1972-1976.
Connections
Married Marcy Masters, November 19, 1984. Children: Elena, Alexandra.
Career
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1971
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1972
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1980
Awards
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Recipient certified of merit Montgomery County Common Cause Maryland, 1991, Clean Air award Sierra Club, 1991, Conservationist of Year award, 1989, Lawmaker of Year award American Lung Association Maryland, 1991, Outstanding Service award American Heart Association Maryland, John Kabler award Maryland League Conservation Voters, 2003.Recipient certified of merit Montgomery County Common Cause Maryland, 1991, Clean Air award Sierra Club, 1991, Conservationist of Year award, 1989, Lawmaker of Year award American Lung Association Maryland, 1991, Outstanding Service award American Heart Association Maryland, John Kabler award Maryland League Conservation Voters, 2003.