ANTHONY G. NEWMAN, P.D. - Partner

Court Admissions/Licenses:

• Law
• District of Columbia 1984
• State of Maryland 1985
• Pharmacy
• State of Maryland 1981
• State of Ohio 1983
• Education:
• University of Maryland School of Pharmacy, awarded B.S.P., P.D. 1981
• Capitol University Law School, awarded J.D. 1984

Experience:

• Newman & McIntosh
  Lead Counsel and Principal Trial Lawyer 1996-Present
  
  Litigation and trial of medical malpractice cases in various courts: Federal Courts (FTCA), Superior Courts in D.C., & California, Circuit Courts in MD & VA, and arbitration panels in MD & VA.
  
  Recent Case load involves drug product litigation and illegal use of Class III devices. Trials include malpractice cases in general surgery, internal medicine, neonatology, neurosurgery, nursing, obstetrics, orthopedics, pathology, pharmacy, pulmonology, failure to follow IRB protocols, failure to obtain informed consent, etc.
• Chaikin & Karp, P.C.
  Of Counsel 1990-1996
  
  Litigation and trial of cases in federal and local courts including administrative trials and peer review ad hoc conferences.
• Jack H. Olender & Associates, P.C.
  Associate 1984-1990
• United States District Court for the District of Columbia
  Clerk for Judge Charles R. Richey 1984
• Mercy Hospital
  Staff Pharmacist 1983-1984
• Rite-Aid Corporation
  Retail Pharmacist 1981

Other Activities:

• Elected acting Co-Chair of Litigation Group Cyanoacrylates as a Medical Device
• Lecturer ATLA litigation at Sunrise (Orlando)
• National lecturer for American Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (AAMCP)
• Lecturer for the American Trial Lawyers Association (ATLA)
• Moderator, American Society of Pharmacy Law (ASPL)
• Expert witness in legal malpractice cases.
• Substitute instructor in business, University of Maryland
• Legal consultant to tort lawyers in the District of Columbia & Virginia
• Certified in Diabetes Disease State Management 1999 (University Pharmaceuticals of Maryland)
• Consultant for Paradigm Pharmacy: provided state-by-state evaluation of applicable case law for a multi-site managed care pharmacy.
• Volunteer Pharmacist for Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Emergency Response

ERNEST WENDELL MCINTOSH, JR. - Partner

Court Admissions/Licenses:

• Michigan - 1973
• Supreme Court of the United States - 1976
• District of Columbia - 1980
• U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland - 1985
• Maryland - 1991

Education:

• Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, awarded B.A. 1967
• Activities: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Vice President
• The George Washington University Law School, Washington, D.C., awarded J.D. (with honors) 1972
• Activities: President of the Student Government. During my last semester, I worked as a Prosecutor for the State Attorney's Office of Prince Georges County, Maryland.
• Fellow: I was the recipient of a Ford Foundation Fellowship. Under this fel­lowship I served as an intern to the Congressional Black Caucus.

Experience:

• Newman & Mcintosh, Bethesda , MD.
• Position Held: Partner. September, 1999 to Present
• This law firm specializes in personal injury law. I also handle criminal and commercial litigation.
• Eaton, McClellan & Allen, Washington , D.C.
• Position Held: Counsel. March, 1989 to September 1999
• The firm specializes in personal injury law. I also handle criminal and commercial litigation.
• Ernest W. Mcintosh,Jr., Esquire, Washington , D.C.
• Position Held: Owner. May, 1987 to March, 1989
• I was engaged in the general practice of law. The major areas of concentration involved criminal and personal injury law.
• The Rees Law Firm, P.C., Washington , D.C.
• Position Held: Counsel. September, 1984 to May, 1987
• I was of counsel to a law firm that specialized in negligence actions.
• McIntosh, Flanagan and Whitem, Washington , D.C.
• Position Held: Partner. October, 1981 to September, 1984
• I was a partner in a law firm that en­gaged in the general practice of law. The majority of my cases involved fed­eral criminal law, negligence, commer­cial law and civil litigation.
• U.S. House Of Rep­resentatives, House Judiciary Committee, Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Washington, D.C.
• Position Held: Staff Counsel. September, 1980 to October, 1981
• I advised the Subcommittee Chairman on all areas of federal criminal law. I drafted a grand jury reform bill and conducted a study concerning the illicit drug trade in connection with violations of the Bank Secrecy Act. My duties also included preparation of oversight hear­ings into the criminal prosecution ac­tivities of the Criminal Division and U.S. Attorney's Offices of the U.S. Department of Justice.
• United States Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, Criminal Section, Washington , D.C.
• Position Held: Trial Attorney. November, 1972 to September, 1980
• It was my responsibility to enforce federal criminal civil rights statutes and other violations of the federal criminal code. My duties included re­view and direction of investigations conducted by the Federal Bureau of In­vestigation. I drafted arrest warrants, presented cases to grand juries, ar­ranged plea bargain agreements, and prosecuted cases in federal district courts throughout the country. I served as an instructor in the Attorney Gen­eral's Advocacy Institute and I was a special prosecutor in the United States Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia.

Military Service:

I entered the Army as a Second Lieutenant in November 1967. I served in Vietnam.
I was released as a First Lieu­tenant in August 1969. I obtained some trial experience while acting as defense counsel for special court martials.

Other Activities:

• American Bar Association
• Member, Rules Committee,
• Criminal Justice Section;
• Member, Litigation Section
• National Bar Association
• Washington Bar Association
• George Washington University
• Law Alumni Association
• Association Of Trial Lawyers Of America
• Trial Lawyers Association of Metropoli­tan Washington, D.C.,
• President, 1990-1991
• Injury To Persons And Property Section of The District of Columbia Bar, Chair­man, Legislative Committee
• National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

JOSEPH A. HENNESSEY - Member

Court Admissions:

• Maryland, 1996
• District of Columbia, 1997.

Education:

• Tufts University, awarded BA History, magna cum laude, mango cum honore in thesi, 1989
• The Graduate Institute at St. John's College, awarded MA in Liberal Education, 1993
• The Catholic University, awarded JD, cum laude, 1995
• Clerk to the Hon. John A. Terry in the D.C. Court of Appeals, 1995-96.

Member:

• Co Chair, Tortious Interference Subcommittee, ABA Business Torts Section
• Co Chair Bankruptcy Subcommittee, ATLA Tortious Interference Committee
• Member, Montgomery County Legal Ethics Committee