Askinazi Law & Business, LLC handles complex tort litigation, wrongful death and serious personal injury matters, business and commercial cases, throughout Maryland and the District of Columbia.

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WILLIAM F. ASKINAZI (J.D., Georgetown University Law Center, (1983); MBA; (Maryland, DC, CT, US Supreme Ct. Bars) has a 30-year professional career in trial practice, government service, international business, Global 200 companies, and state and local politics. He has secured multiple million dollar verdicts or settlements for catastrophic injury and wrongful death, medical malpractice and business injury.

As a certified mediator, Mr. Askinazi facilitates dispute resolutions.  He also is involved in domestic and international deal-making and uses his business networks and relationships to raise money and attract intellectual talent to solve strategic partner challenges. He advises growing companies on risk avoidance strategies and finds them capital and partners. Mr. Askinazi has won four significant wrongful death settlements in the last five years and served as team counsel for the landmark consumer protection case of Lloyd v. General Motors, et al. He was a recipient of the President’s Merit Award for 2006. Bills law practice emphasizes litigation, tort and contracts, serious personal and business injury, government relations and all aspects of business growth from financing to partnering.

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Recent Verdicts and Settlements

Medical malpractice seven figure settlement for surgeons breach...
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Biography and Resume

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Clients

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Current News

PBL Appoints William Askinazi (Maryland Attorney) Executive for International Asian/American Business. Click here for more details...

CannabisLawAndBusiness.com

Mr. Askinazi is Maryland's premier cannabis legal and business advisor to growers, transporters, caregivers, dispensaries, physicians, educators, and their affiliated agents. He has a team of doctors, pharmacologists, proposal writers and security experts to customize your plan in this new Maryland industry.

Mr. Askinazi’s son almost died from a digestive disease and cannabis saved his life. There are 5.1 million people in Maryland and there will be only 15 growers and a maximum of 84 dispensaries. If you are intent on participating in this care-giver business click here for more details...