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6310 Hillside Court
Suite 160
Columbia, MD 21046

P. 410-290-0707

111 South Calvert Street

Suite 2700

Baltimore, MD 21202

P. 410-962-1199

Kristen M. Lohmeyer, Esq., Attorney

Kristen M. Lohmeyer, Esq., Attorney


klohmeyer@btlg.us

Areas of Practice

  • Business and commercial transactions
  • Employment law

Education

  • J.D. University of Baltimore
  • B.S. York College, Business Administration

Bar Membership

  • Maryland (2011)
  • U.S. District Court, Maryland (2016)
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