Maronick Law LLC

04/10/2026

Congratulations to Thomas Maronick Jr. on being recognized with The Daily Record’s “Leaders in Law” honor, presented with the Maryland State Bar Association.

This blog explains what that recognition reflects—consistent results, trusted advocacy, and a client-first approach that matters when the stakes are high.

Read more: https://www.maronicklaw.com/blog/recognized-excellence-what-thomas-maronick-jrs-leaders-in-law-honor-means-for-clients-across-maryland/

Thomas Maronick Jr. earns 2026 Leaders in Law honors in Maryland. See what this recognition means for clients seeking trusted legal guidance.

04/07/2026

Luigi Mangione Case Update

In our latest post, Thomas Maronick shares both legal insight and personal perspective on the Luigi Mangione case—offering a unique look at the situation as it continues to unfold.

Read more from Maronick Law: https://www.maronicklaw.com/blog/luigi-mangione-case-update-a-maryland-attorney-who-knew-his-family-speaks-out/

Looking for a Luigi Mangione case update? A Maryland attorney shares insight on the family, charges, and defense strategy.

04/05/2026

🐣 Happy Easter from Maronick Law 🌷

Wishing our clients, colleagues, and community a joyful Easter filled with peace, hope, and time with loved ones.

04/03/2026

Wishing those who celebrate a Happy Passover and Peaceful Good Friday

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04/02/2026

Maronick Law LLC is proud to be a BBB Accredited Business.

This recognition reflects our commitment to trust, integrity, and serving clients across Maryland with professionalism and care.

Learn more in our latest blog: https://www.maronicklaw.com/blog/maronick-law-llc-is-a-bbb-accredited-business/

04/02/2026

When a judge denies a postponement made by the defense and says a case is going to trial, you have to be ready.

Our client faced 5 years mandatory minimum jail time and more than 15 years on fi****ms charges and related charges.

We came to court in Prince George’s County prepared to litigate our motion to suppress then go to trial.

The State’s police witness was unavailable due to sickness by family members. The judge called balls and strikes fairly for both sides.

Postponement denied for the State also. Gun case gone. Freedom returned to a client who was facing false charges for something he didn’t do.

Case dismissed. Win column.

03/31/2026

Think police have to show radar proof? Not exactly.

In Maryland, officers can use LIDAR (laser speed guns) or even pace your speed by following behind you. That testimony alone can support a speeding charge.

03/28/2026

Proud to support Annapolis Film Festival once again!

03/27/2026

Applying for a Baltimore liquor license? Don’t go in unprepared.

Our latest blog explains what restaurant owners should know before filing—and why experienced legal guidance can help you avoid delays, mistakes, and unnecessary setbacks.

Read more: https://www.maronicklaw.com/blog/do-you-need-an-attorney-for-a-baltimore-liquor-license-what-restaurant-owners-should-know-before-filing/

03/26/2026

A DUI conviction carries 12 points, which gets reported to your insurance company and can cause rates to skyrocket. A PBJ (Probation Before Judgment) looks very different—zero points and no conviction.

If you’re facing a DUI on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, knowing the difference matters. Maronick Law can help you fight for the best outcome.

03/25/2026

Today our senior partner and CEO Tom Maronick Jr fulfilled two key responsibilities- getting coffee upon request from his wife - and traveling where courts require him.

He started the day at his residence in Ocean City and visited his usuall Rise Up Coffee Roasters in West Ocean City then headed 3.5 hours away around the horseshoe of Maryland to St. Mary’s County for 1:30pm court and stopped by Social Coffeehouse in Leonardtown to pick up coffee there too.

Lots of driving, successful representation of clients, and very good coffee from two very different parts of Maryland

03/25/2026

Happy Maryland Day from Maronick Law 🦀

Today, we celebrate Maryland Day and the history, legacy, and communities that make our state so special. With offices throughout Maryland, Maronick Law is proud to serve people across the state we call home.

We’re also proud to recognize Thomas Maronick Jr., founder of Maronick Law, on being named an honoree in The Daily Record’s 2026 Leaders in Law. It's an honor that reflects leadership, service, and a commitment to strengthening Maryland’s communities.

As we reflect on Maryland’s past and all those who have shaped its story, we’re grateful to continue serving its future.