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Jesse Hammock’s practice primarily involves advising clients regarding, and litigating, general commercial, employment and land use matters on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Mr. Hammock has also represented an Eastern Shore municipality both with regard to Critical Areas and general zoning litigation, and in an advisory capacity, including representation of the municipal board of zoning appeals. Mr. Hammock’s employment practice has included drafting, negotiating and litigating employment agreements on behalf of large and small corporate clients. Mr. Hammock has also advised corporate executives negotiating retirement packages. Mr. Hammock has litigated unfair competition, trademark and copyright claims on behalf of companies ranging from small regional businesses to multi-national corporations. Mr. Hammock regularly appears in most of the trial courts on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Mr. Hammock is an active member of the United States District Court from the District of Maryland, and is also permitted to practice before the United States Appeals Court for the Federal Circuit. Practice Areas: Labor & Employment Real Estate Transactions, Land Use & Development Development Land Use & Zoning Real Estate Litigation & Title Insurance Defense Bar Admissions/Court Admissions:Maryland United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit United States District Court for the District of Maryland Education:University of Baltimore School of Law, J.D. 2001, Magna Cum Laude, Heuisler Honor Society. Washington College, B.A. 1994. Publications: Co-Author, "OSHA Regulations Die, But The Issue Lives On," National Law Journal (April 23, 2001). Contributing Editor, "Ergonomics Guidelines for Nursing Homes," Health Lawyers Weekly (October 2003).
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