Abigail began her legal career in 2017, serving as a clerk under the Honorable Judge Marcus Z. Shar in Although she and her team primarily focus on domestic and family law litigation, Abigail Beichler also possesses a background in criminal defense, administrative proceedings, and has experience in business and juvenile law. It is this wide base of experience that best reflects Abigail’s adaptability and desire to be diligently prepared for every case. Abigail began her legal career serving as a clerk under the Honorable Judge Marcus Z. Shar in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City. Despite an already packed workload, including assisting in the facilitation of numerous criminal jury trials, Abigail found herself wanting to obtain even more legal experience and began working nights as a law clerk for a private law firm. After passing the bar, Abigail began her legal practice focusing on family law. During her first five years of practice, her notable work ethic propelled her into complex litigation and management scenarios. Abigail’s steadfast demeanor and genuine love for her clients serve as the foundation for her practice. She prides herself on candid, compassionate service to ensure her clients feel empowered in the midst of an emotionally and financially complex situation. Abigail attended the University of Richmond and received her B.S. degree in sociology and criminal justice. She obtained her J.D. at the University of Maryland Francis Carey School of Law before serving in the above-mentioned role under Honorable Judge Marcus Z. Shar and her eventual transition into private practice. When not serving her clients, Abigail enjoys spending time with family and friends, including her husband and three-year-old husky.

Jennifer Yadoo currently serves as an Associate Attorney at Singleton Schreiber, where she is a member of the Mass Torts and Class Action practices, focusing on consumer fraud cases out of Washington D.C. She offers a background in public interest law, including experience in consumer protection and tenant advocacy. Prior to joining Singleton Schreiber, Jennifer held a variety of legal positions including most recently serving as an Enforcement Attorney with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). In this role, she contributed to investigations, litigations, and settlements related to forced arbitration, credit reporting, credit repair, fair lending, and auto finance. Before the CFPB, Jennifer served as an Appellate Law Clerk for the Hon. Elizabeth L. Harris at the Colorado Court of Appeals. Jennifer is also committed to the pro bono community and has successfully represented tenants in housing cases. Jennifer earned her J.D. with Honors from The George Washington University Law School in Washington D.C., in 2021, where she was recognized as a Presidential Merit Scholar. She completed her undergraduate studies at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, receiving a B.A. in Economics in 2015.

Manuel R. Geraldo is an accomplished legal professional and principal in the law firm of Robinson & Geraldo. His areas of practice include business litigation, contract dispute, workers compensation, and real estate litigation. Manny’s prior professional positions include Director and General Counsel for the District of Columbia Private Industry Council, litigation and legislative counsel in the Office of the General Counsel for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, membership on the Newark Commission on Human Rights, and Executive Director for the Congress of Portuguese Speaking People. Manny was appointed by Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley to the Maryland Board of Airport Zoning Appeals in 2010 and as Chair of the Board in 2012. He also previously served as a Commissioner on the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, including a term as Chair of the Commission. A long-time committed community activist and volunteer, Manny currently serves as a Director on the Board of the Prince George’s County Community Foundation, a Director for the Portuguese American Leadership Council, Director and Vice President of the Pro Bono Resource Center, Board Member of the YMCA, and a member of the Maryland Court of Appeals Standing Committee on Pro Bono Service. Manny earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Seton Hall University in 1972, a Juris Doctorate from Rutgers School of Law in 1977, and a Master’s degree in International and Comparative Law from Georgetown University in 1984. Manny is admitted to the Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, District of Columbia, and Virginia Bars. A resident of Fort Washington, Maryland, he is married and has three children, and is fluent in Portuguese and Spanish.

Noel Warren is a dedicated trial lawyer with three decades of experience in personal injury and insurance litigation. A natural competitor with a client-first approach, he combines sharp courtroom skills with genuine care for helping people move forward after life-changing injuries. Noel has built his career on the belief that every client deserves a strong advocate by their side. His years of experience on the defense side of personal injury give him unique insight into how insurance companies think and operate, which he now uses to strengthen strategies for his clients. Highly competitive in the courtroom, Noel thrives under pressure and views litigation as both an intellectual challenge and an opportunity to secure meaningful results for the people he represents. He is committed to guiding clients through unfamiliar legal territory, and focused on getting them the resources they need to heal and move forward. oel has more than 30 years of experience in personal injury law, with extensive work in both insurance defense and plaintiff litigation. As a lead trial attorney, he has handled a wide variety of cases, applying the perspective he gained from years working closely with insurance companies. That dual insight allows him to anticipate the defense’s strategies and develop effective approaches for his clients. Originally from a small town in Kansas, Noel earned his undergraduate degree at Pittsburg State University before attending Tulane Law School in New Orleans. After spending time in Louisiana, including the year following Hurricane Katrina, he moved to the Washington, D.C. area, where he has built his career ever since. Outside the office, Noel is an avid tennis and golf player and a passionate supporter of Kansas sports, especially the Kansas Jayhawks.

Taylor Comstock's dedication to her clients and her strong work ethic is demonstrated in her experience advocating for injured plaintiffs in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia. Taylor is also admitted to practice in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. Originally from Vermont, Taylor graduated from James Madison University with a B.A. in Internation Relations before attending American University Washington College of Law. While in law school, Taylor was a part of the Domestic Violence Clinic which assisted indigent women with protective orders and whatever other legal issues they were experiencing as a result of abuse. Taylor also interned for the US Attorney’s Office in the Sex Offense and Domestic Violence Unit. Outside of work Taylor enjoys travelling, reading, and watching hockey.

Ashley Wilson is known for her passion, empathy, attention to detail, and knowledge of the law. She believes that every person accused of a crime deserves a fair and zealous defense. She knows that criminal defense is an essential aspect to our justice system. A criminal charge can have wide-ranging effects beyond just a criminal record. A criminal charge can affect your work, school, family, and personal life. Because of this, Ashley views each case through a wide lens so clients may address not only the criminal charge at issue, but also the conditions which led to the allegation. Ashley believes that mitigation is an essential element of a holistic defense plan and that alternatives such as treatment, classes, and community service can satisfy the State’s want for retribution while avoiding jail time for defendants. Ashley wants her clients to be viewed as dynamic and ever-improving human beings rather than a number in a system. Ashley is an attorney that is dedicated to criminal defense and civil rights. She began her legal career in college while studying to receive her Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice from George Washington University. At that time, Ashley worked as a paralegal for a boutique law firm specializing in white-collar defense and college student defense. Also during her undergraduate career, Ashley worked as a volunteer for the Petey Greene Project and would tutor inmates in GED studies. While she attended William & Mary Law School, Ashley worked for the Commonwealth Attorney’s office in Petersburg, Virginia where she tried both felony and misdemeanor cases ranging from petit larcenies to assaults; she has tried cases in front of both judges and juries. In addition to her J.D., Ashley received a concentration in Criminal Law and Procedure. Following law school and prior to joining Price Benowitz, Ashley worked in civil rights law representing employees who were wronged by their employers, including cases related to hostile work environments, unpaid wages, and discrimination in the workplace. Now, Ashley has returned to her true love: criminal defense. Ashley provides consultations on a variety of charges including DUIs, hit and runs, reckless driving, petit larceny, trespassing, and more. She also provides consultations related to expungements and gun rights restorations. In her spare time, Ashley enjoys assisting in volunteer projects. She received community service recognitions when graduating from high school, college, and law school. More recently, Ashley has participated in trash pick-ups around her local community with District Cleanups and helps women in need to dress for success with Suited For Change. When she is not working or volunteering, Ashley collects minerals from all over the world. She has a collection of approximately 200 mineral specimens. Her favorite mineral in her collection is her vanadinite from Morocco.

Annette Yospe is an accomplished attorney dedicated to advocating for victims of personal injury and medical malpractice in the District of Columbia and Virginia. She is known for her exceptional trial advocacy skills and her ability to simplify complex legal and medical issues for juries.. Annette’s passion for law is rooted in her deep commitment to understanding each client’s story and the lasting impact of their case. She excels in trial work, using her ability to translate intricate medical and legal details into clear, compelling narratives that ensure her clients’ voices are heard. Annette holds a Business Administration degree from Flagler College and a Juris Doctor from George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School. She has secured multimillion-dollar settlements and jury verdicts on behalf of injured clients, with a focus on cases involving complex medical issues. Outside of her legal practice, Annette volunteers as a coach for the George Mason University Trial Advocacy Association, mentoring law students in trial preparation and courtroom performance.

ndrew Watson is a Criminal Defense Attorney who brings a deep commitment to justice, client advocacy, and practical problem-solving to every case he evaluates. With experience spanning courtroom advocacy, legal research, and client support, Andrew helps individuals navigate some of the most challenging moments of their lives with clarity and compassion. Andrew is from Rome, Georgia, and earned his law degree from Vanderbilt Law School. His early career included clerking for a superior court judge and working with a public defender’s office, where he “cut his teeth on criminal law” and gained extensive experience in matters ranging from misdemeanors to serious felony cases. This background allowed him to see firsthand the challenges individuals face when navigating the justice system, shaping his commitment to accessible, high-quality defense work. Before focusing his practice on criminal defense, Andrew also gained experience working in Washington, D.C., where he deepened his understanding of policy and public service. Coming from a family of educators, Andrew remains involved in community-focused legal education programs, helping introduce high school and early college students to the foundations of the law. Outside of his legal work, Andrew enjoys traveling the globe with his fiancé Kathryn, Georgia Bulldogs football, playing guitar, and spending time with his two dogs and cat. Andrew approaches criminal defense with the belief that every client deserves respect, understanding, and a fair chance at the best possible outcome. He emphasizes to clients that “bad actions don’t make you a bad person. You’re not defined by your worst day,” and he carries that philosophy through every interaction. He is driven by the opportunity to meet people from all walks of life and to help protect their liberty and future, whether they were wrongly accused or simply made a mistake. Andrew values honest communication, careful case evaluation, and ensuring clients feel both heard and supported throughout the process. Outside of his legal work, Andrew enjoys traveling the globe with his fiancé Kathryn, Georgia Bulldogs football, playing guitar, and spending time with his two dogs and cat.

Jack McCoy is a Criminal Defense Attorney serving clients in Washington, DC. He represents individuals facing a wide range of criminal charges, including traffic offenses, assault and battery, theft, and other serious matters. Jack is committed to protecting his clients’ rights and providing clear, strategic guidance throughout every stage of the legal process. Jack McCoy focuses his practice on criminal defense, handling cases involving traffic violations, violent offenses, theft-related charges, and other complex criminal matters. He also has a strong interest in cyber-related cases, including online crimes and civil rights issues such as the non-consensual distribution of personal images. Jack has extensive experience working with individuals from low- to middle-income backgrounds, providing legal support through nonprofit and public-interest roles as well as within the private sector. His career has been shaped by a longstanding commitment to civil rights and a desire to advocate for individuals navigating the criminal justice system. Before becoming an attorney, Jack spent over a decade working in IT, giving him a unique technical perspective valuable in cases involving digital evidence, cybercrime, and emerging technologies. Jack takes a client-focused approach to criminal defense, ensuring that each client understands their options and feels supported throughout the legal process. Outside of his legal work, he enjoys skydiving, cycling, and participating in recreational sports such as flag football, softball, and rugby.

Jessica Baldwin believes that understanding and compassion are key to effectively representing those accused of crimes. With over 15 years of experience as a prosecutor, Jessica uses her deep knowledge of the criminal justice system to provide strong, empathetic defense strategies for her clients. Jessica’s prosecutorial background equips her with unique insights into the complexities of criminal investigations and the strategies employed by the prosecution. She understands the immense pressure individuals face when confronted with criminal charges and is committed to providing compassionate, zealous, and effective representation. Jessica strives to guide her clients through the often-daunting legal process, ensuring they understand their rights and options while pursuing the best possible outcome in their cases. Jessica brings over 15 years of extensive legal experience to her defense practice. As a former Assistant Solicitor in the Ninth Judicial Circuit, she handled a diverse range of criminal cases, from misdemeanors to complex felonies, including domestic violence, drug offenses, sexual assault, and homicide. This experience provided her with a deep understanding of the criminal justice system, honed her investigative and analytical skills, and cultivated a strong sense of empathy for individuals navigating challenging legal situations. During her tenure as a prosecutor, Jessica supervised the Charleston Domestic Violence Unit and served as a founding member of the Ninth Circuit Fatality Review Team. She continues to contribute to the legal community as an Executive Board Member for the Tri-County Domestic Violence Coordinating Council.