Amanda R. Paige, Counsel
Amanda is Counsel in the firm’s Litigation practice. Amanda is a commercial litigator who helps clients to efficiently resolve legal conflicts that affect their business operations.
Before embarking on her legal career, Amanda worked as an architect, a role that nurtured her logical creativity. She has applied this mindset to her legal work, offering a unique perspective and approach to problem solving.
Amanda spent the first five years of her legal career as a “rising star” while focusing on False Claims Act and Sherman Act litigation at both the trial and the appellate level. Amanda also did a substantial amount of construction litigation where her background in architecture proved valuable in yielding positive results for her clients.
Amanda served as an adjunct professor at her alma mater, the University of Baltimore Law, where she coached competitive moot court teams.
In 2018, Amanda transitioned to independent practice and continued to work on complex business disputes as well as white collar defense, SEC defense and high-stake divorce matters.
Amanda served as a Judicial Intern for the Hon. Robert N. Dugan, Circuit Court for Baltimore County.
Amanda is licensed to practice in the state of Maryland.
Publications and Lectures
Co-Author, Chapter 7: "Contract Defenses and Challenges," Lexis Nexis Practice Guide: Maryland Contract Litigation, published by Matthew Bender
Teams
Education
J.D.,
summa cum laude,
University of Baltimore School of Law,
2013
B.S.,
Architecture,
honors,
University of Maryland, College Park,
2004
Court Admissions
U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland
U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Appeals
Bar Admissions
Maryland,
2013