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History of African American Lawyers			1980-2008 " Celebrating Excellence at the Bar"
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About Author Celebrating Excellence Our Roots The 1960's African American Lawyers Georgia Goslee, Esq. Jo M. Glasco, Esq. Lillie Price-Wesley, Esq. James E. Henson, Sr., Esq Charles Jerome Ware, Esq. Louis Hutt, Jr., Esq. Doris G. Walker, Esq. Leslie E. Turner, Esq. Charles L. Fuller, Esq. Jo Ann Branche, Esq. Patrick J. O'Guinn, Sr., Esq Hon. Sherae M. McNeal, Esq. Rhonda Cook-Neuman, Esq. Marcia A. Stephenson, Esq. Damani K. Ingram, Esq. Allyson H. Owens, Esq. Anika T. Ingram, Esq. Cestaine Glover. Esq. Donnell McNeal, Esq. Lonnie Robbins, Esq. African American Judges Hon. Frank Turner Hon. Donna Hill-Staton Hon. Alice Gail Pollard Clark Hon. Pamila Brown Hon. Sherae M. McNeal Master William Tucker Hon. Wayne Brooks (OAH) Judges - Honored Legacy Hon. Yvonne Holt-Stone Hon. Marcella Holland Hon. James Taylor Hon. Michael L. McCampbell Contact Us Disclaimer Submit Historical Data Sponsor Our Research Community Advocates (Coming Soon) Author's Articles (Coming Soon)	Charles Jerome Ware, Esq.
	“ Here to Make a Difference ”			Law Offices of Charles Jerome Ware In 1988, Charles Jerome Ware, Esq. opened a private law practice in Howard County after leaving government service with the Justice Department. Ware has handled a number of high profile and celebrity cases and has been a mentor to many African American lawyers in the community. In 1988 Ware represented a Howard County resident and NAACP member who was the recipient of racially derogatory telephone comments from a local resort employee. The incident sparked a widespread outcry in the community and a proposed boycott was averted by the implementation of sensitivity training and increased hiring of minorities at the resort. Many minorities and minority organizations frequently patronize the resort today in a spirit of community. Ware was formerly the General Counsel for the statewide Maryland NAACP and was the youngest U.S. Immigration Law Judge appointed by former President Jimmy Carter. Ware was also the first African American Howard County lawyer to file a class action lawsuit against a major corporation in the 1980's and has lectured internationally on effective trial practices. Ware currently practices law in Howard County, Maryland. Source: Sun Paper (1988)

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