Mr. Roper firmly believes in the diverse skill set he offers his clients: a compassionate and caring attorney attentive to each detail of his client’s case while at the same time an aggressive litigator who is not afraid to take the gloves off to fight for the rights of his clients. Mr. Roper prides himself on providing the best representation to every one of his clients and works tirelessly to vigorously protect and maximize their interests. Driven to make the law work to his client’s advantage, he has successfully completed the rigorous National Institute of Trial Advocacy Trial Skills Program in Boulder, Colorado. Mr. Roper has also participated in the National Legal Aid Defenders Association National Law Conference in Chicago, Illinois and the Stalking Resource Center National Law Conference in St. Louis, Missouri. Prior to becoming owner and partner of Roper & DiBlasio, LLC, Mr. Roper was employed as an attorney with Staiti & DiBlasio, LLP. Mr. Roper has also served as a Staff Attorney for the Sexual Assault/Spousal Abuse Resource Center Legal Services Program where he fought for vulnerable victims. Mr. Roper also served as Judicial Law Clerk for the Honorable Stephen M. Waldron, the senior trial Judge on the Circuit Court for Harford County, and interned for the Honorable Clayton Greene, Jr. for the Court of Appeals of Maryland in Annapolis. Mr. Roper has also worked for the Law Offices of Bruce A. Johnson, Jr., LLC, the Law Office of Patricia Cleary, LLC, and interned with the Public Defender’s Office of Baltimore County.

Kathleen is proud to be a second-generation litigator. Kathleen Cahill has been honored by Super Lawyers every year since 2007, as well as by The Best Lawyers in America every year since 2009. Kathleen focuses her practice on employment law matters, as well as sexual misconduct and serious injuries. Kathleen is a graduate of Smith College and the University of Baltimore Law School, where she was awarded the Faculty Honor Award. Kathleen returned to the University of Baltimore Law School as an adjunct professor to teach trial advocacy for many years. Kathleen engages in volunteer and community service, including service on the Boards and committees of the Maryland State Bar Association, the Maryland and American Associations for Justice, the National and Maryland Employment Lawyers Associations, and the Baltimore City Bar Association. A former professional athlete, Kathleen works out daily for fun and fortitude. Kathleen is the mother of a third-generation lawyer and another son heading to law school.