Murphy, Falcon & Murphy has built a reputation for excellence as attorneys, specifically, trial lawyers, who relentlessly pursue justice for their clients despite overwhelming odds. The Maryland Bar Journal recently wrote an informative article about the legacy of the Baltimore-based personal injury and civil rights firm that sheds light on the firm's history and how its legacy informs its work today. Read on to learn more, and check out the full article by subscribing to the Maryland Bar Journal!
A Father-Son Civil Rights Duo
Before joining forces with his father, Hassan Murphy lived in New York and worked for one of the oldest law firms in the country. One fateful day, his father, Billy Murphy, called him to consult on a case that would change the course of their careers forever. The two men found great success and professional development in working together, and neither of them ever looked back. Now, two decades later and counting, the father-son civil rights duo continues their tireless work towards social justice, community service, and excellence in the practice of law.
Fighting for the Future
While their work has contributed to incredible progress in the civil rights movement, both Billy and Hassan feel that they still have lots of unfinished business in the areas of racial equality and civil rights. Billy is particularly concerned about an ultra-conservative Supreme Court’s ability to jeopardize the progress that so many have worked so hard to achieve, but this only bolsters him and Hassan’s fighting spirits. “We owe even more to our clients who entrust us to handle the most important problems in their lives,” Billy said. “It is truly a blessing, and we hope that history will show that we’ve lived up to the challenge.”
You can learn more about the Murphy family legacy by reading the full article in the Maryland Bar Journal. If you need passionate representation for a personal injury or civil rights case in Baltimore or beyond, contact Murphy, Falcon & Murphy to schedule a consultation.