Margaret H.C. Tippett

Meg’s practice focuses on personal injury and complex civil litigation. She represents individuals and their families in motor vehicle collisions, premises liability claims, insurance disputes, and other serious injury matters. Meg is involved in every stage of her clients’ cases, from the initial investigation and pre-suit negotiations through discovery, trial, and appeal, and regularly appears in state and federal courts throughout Maryland and the District of Columbia.

Meg brings a unique appellate perspective to her litigation practice. Before entering private practice, she served as a judicial law clerk to the Honorable Kevin F. Arthur of the Appellate Court of Maryland. Her time at the Appellate Court shaped the way she approaches cases today: identifying the facts that matter most, anticipating difficult legal issues early, and building a record with an eye toward not only trial, but what may happen afterward. Meg maintains an active appellate practice and has briefed and argued multiple cases before the Appellate Court of Maryland.

Outside of her casework, Meg is actively involved in Maryland’s legal community. She serves on the Maryland State Bar Association Young Lawyers Section and on the Board of Directors of Maryland Youth & the Law (MYLaw). She is also a member of the Maryland Association for Justice and the Cole-Davidson Inn of Court and serves as a co-editor of the Maryland State Bar Association’s Appellate Practice Section Blog.