Rockville, Maryland, Employment Law AttorneyDear Ms. Farber: I am honored to be selected as the recipient of your funding this year. When I first received a letter telling me that I had been selected as a Woodrow Wilson Fellow to be funded by the Leonora and Wallace Farber Fund, I was admittedly confused. I did not know anything about your family or the fund. I did a little research (with the help of Google), and realized that your family has an impressive history here at Hopkins. I read of these accomplishment and contribution on the Farber Legal website. I an thankful and honored to be supported by your fund. Again, I would like to extend my deepest thanks for granted me this opportunity. When I was first selected as a Woodrow Wilson Fellow, my whole entire family was proud of me and excited for my opportunity. Hopkins prides itself as a research institution, and I feel that our society would never have progressed to the heights it has today without constant and vigorous research. This is why your contributions are more important than simply endowing a student with money to pursue a personal interest. I feel that this opportunity can benefit both myself and society as whole, and for that I am deeply appreciative. Sincerely, Jake Meth Attorney Mindy Farber often participates in various functions throughout the year. Contact us for any upcoming speaking engagements. Associated Press: No Delay for Abramoff Suit Dear Mindy: Sincerely, Ms. Farber: Sincerely, Mindy G. Farber recently co-organized Lawyer for Leggett and a reception on March 22, 2006. Ike Leggett is currently running for Montgomery County Executive. Mr. Leggett had the following kind words to say: Dear Mindy, With warm regards, Farber Legal, LLC, is sponsoring the spring 2006 Maryland State Bar Association's Section of the Labor and Employment Newsletter. The newsletter contains a number of timely articles ranging from a survey of recent Supreme Court decisions, to an analysis of the split in the Federal circuits dealing with whether employees are entitled to a reasonable accommodation under the "regarded-as" prong, to a discussion of the application of the First Amendment's "Free Exercise" to employment decisions within religious institutions. The Institute for Judicial Administration and the Center for Labor and Employment Law have invited Mindy Farber to speak on age and disability discrimination at a symposium for federal judges at New York University School of Law in March 2006. Dear Mindy, On November 10, 2005, Mindy G. Farber was a commentator on the topic of non-competes and trade secrets at a two day forum for trial and appellate state judges nationwide. The Institute of Judicial Administration and the Center for Labor and Employment Law, under the auspices of New York University School of Law, sponsored this prestigious forum. Dear Mindy, Sincerely, On Tuesday, June 7, 2005, after extensive argument, Judge Dirk Thompson of the Montgomery County Circuit Court granted in part Farber Legal's motion to throw out a jury's verdict of a million dollars against Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Gaithersburg, Maryland. The next day, the Washington Post stated that the decision greatly vindicated Ms. Farber's prediction in March that the verdict would be "vaporized". Dear Mindy, We are writing to thank you for your participation in New York University's 58th Annual Conference on Labor. The Conference was a great success, due in no small measure to your involvement. Sincerely, Dear Mindy, We are pleased to confirm your participation in the March 17-18, 2005 Workshop on Employment Law for Federal Judges, co-sponsored by the Institute of Judicial Administration, The NYU Center for Labor and Employment Law, and the Federal Judicial Center. Sincerely, Dear Mindy, I am delighted to invite you to attend the annual Woodrow Wilson Undergraduate Research Fellowship reception on Wednesday, September 8, 2004 at 4:00 pm in the North Lounge of the Johns Hopkins Club where we will be honoring the current Woodrow Wilson Fellows and their mentors and welcoming the incoming freshmen who are embarking on this prestigious journey. Steven R. David, Director, "Mindy Farber speaks on American Airlines Radio Program all Summer (2004)." You may listen in by clicking on link. Once you are on the site, click on Radio Show and then Forbes. www.skyradionet.com/downloads.cfm. For more information, contact an employment lawyer at Farber Legal. We offer an initial consultation at a discounted fee. We represent clients in Maryland and the Washington, D.C., area, including Rockville and North Bethesda. |

















