Gunpowder Lawyers

I represented lenders, venture capital funds, an insurance company and other businesses for nearly thirty years. Now, I represent individuals. My practice involved cases with $2 million to $5 million in controversy. Now, I am doing really serious work. I help people keep their freedom, escape crushing debt and resolve child custody matters. I used to commute in the worst traffic in the United States. Now I walk to work with my dog every day. I have tried cases in various places including Washington D.C., Northern Virginia, Chicago and even Purto Rico. Now I walk across the...

Paul F. Kemp has practiced law in Maryland since 1974 and in the District of Columbia since 1976 and is a fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, the highest honor available to a trial lawyer. He has held an “AV” rating from Martindale-Hubbell in excess of thirty years. Paul focuses his practice in litigation in the state and federal courts, primarily in the area of white-collar crime and general criminal practice. He also practices in civil litigation and in various professional licensure administrative hearings. Among numerous awards and citations, Paul was listed in The Best Lawyers in America for White-Collar...

I have been practicing law for nearly 25 years, with a focus on both civil and criminal litigation. I am a member of the Maryland Bar and also admitted to practice in the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. As a trial lawyer, I have handled cases at every level of the Maryland court system, ranging from the District Court and Office of Administrative Hearings to the Supreme Court of Maryland. After spending 21 years in private practice, I made a significant career shift to the Food and Drug Administration, where I took on the role of regulatory counsel...

I have a background in the computer and electronics industry, and for the past 25 years, I have also supported clients in diverse industries including aerospace, medical device, and telecommunications. Additionally, I have protected a wide range of products and inventions for various individuals. My work primarily involves client counseling and the development of patent portfolios. Previously, I worked as a computer engineer at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory within an embedded computer systems group. There, I developed solutions that integrated hardware and software components, focusing on image processing, network communications, and circuit design technologies. I have also authored...

Donald L. Bell was born on September 29, 1975, in Montgomery, Alabama. He attended Carver Senior High School in Montgomery, graduating with honors. Motivated by a strong sense of duty, he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in August 1993. During his six years of active duty, he embraced the Corps’ foundational principles of Honor, Courage, and Commitment — values that continue to shape his legal practice today. While serving, Mr. Bell pursued higher education and earned an Associate of Arts degree with honors from Campbell University in North Carolina in 1996. He went on to complete his bachelor's degree...

Bankruptcy Attorney | Chambers Law | Annapolis, Maryland Timothy Chambers is the founder of Chambers Law, a Maryland-based law firm dedicated to helping individuals and families regain financial control through Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. A former court-appointed attorney in Tennessee, Timothy brings a practical, client-centered approach to each case, guiding people through what can be a life-changing legal process. He represents clients across Maryland with straightforward advice, flat-fee pricing, and a hands-on approach designed to make the bankruptcy process as smooth and effective as possible. His practice focuses on helping people eliminate debt, protect their assets, and move toward long-term...

I am Temi Awoyode-Adu, but my clients often refer to me as Temi. I am not just an Immigration and Estate Planning Attorney; I have personally navigated the challenging journey that many of my clients are currently facing. More than ten years ago, I sought legal status in the U.S. After a paid consultation, I was informed that I had no viable options and subsequent follow-ups were met with silence. Rather than surrendering to defeat, I took on the challenge of representing myself. Armed with a legal education from UC Berkeley and the University of Ibadan, I fought for my rights...