Super Lawyers - Maryland 2016

Andrew Jezic, named to the Maryland Super Lawyers Top 100 list, was a prosecutor in Anne Arundel and Montgomery counties.

Jezic’s 1,500-page treatise, Maryland Law of Confessions, is the “leading academic authority on confession law in Maryland,” according to Judge Charles E. Moylan Jr. Jezic’s cross-examination skills are battle-tested: 2015 marks the fourth instance in the past six years that a prosecutor dismissed all charges in front of a jury after Jezic’s cross-examination of the leading witnesses.

Fellow Super Lawyers honoree David Moyse earned four jury acquittals in the past year. Partner and Super Lawyers honoree Rand Lucey heads the firm’s growing post-conviction and coram nobis practice.

Committed to providing sophisticated representation to its clients, Jezic & Moyse has recently hired several experienced trial attorneys. Ahmet Hisim, a former prosecutor in Baltimore City for 22 years, has tried more than 150 jury trials, including 50 homicide trials. Bruce Godfrey, a 20-year Maryland lawyer, heads the firm’s employment practice.

Robert Grabo, a Rising Stars honoree with many years of personal injury experience, leads the civil litigation department, practicing alongside his fellow Rising Stars honoree, Jonathan Carroll, a veteran civil litigator. Himedes Chicas, an experienced immigration lawyer and Rising Stars honoree, recently won an appeal resulting in a precedent-setting decision from the Board of Immigration Appeals in Falls Church, Virginia. David Wooten handles the firm’s growing criminal practice in Washington, D.C.

11 of the firm’s 15 lawyers speak Spanish fluently; other lawyers in the firm speak French, Arabic, Korean, Chinese, Turkish, Haitian Creole and Russian. The firm has several offices in Maryland, D.C. and Virginia.