John Michael Singleton is a lawyer practicing labor and employment law, personal injury, copyrights and 5 other areas of law. John received a Certification for Negotiating Labor Agreements degree from Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and has been licensed for 46 years. John practices at Singleton Law Group in Lutherville, MD.
John assisted me in a difficult time for both me and my family regarding a previous employer and severance. He was forthright and extremely personable. We worked together to achieve a positive outcome.
The worst lawyer i have seen in my life who has no desire to work in best interest of his client. Lied so many times from the get go. He told me that university lawyer told him that they would not complaint to the board if i resign my privileges and after 3-4 months i found out that university still complained to the board. He kept saying that it is gonna be 6 months suspension if you play defensively and not to justify and send them all the proofs as it's not evidentiary hearing and it will harm your case. Well board did not care and still force me to do permanent surrender with using the power outside of their scope. Lawyer kept calling me and my x even though i fired him and i did not withdraw my consent to talk to my X and he ignored that. He charged me more than 50 K for being in the board hearing for 1-2 hrs. He just did not do his job. Even though he is employment lawyer he lied to us that he is also good in Board matter but fact was he had no idea what he was doing.
101 West Ridgely Road, Suite 3ALutherville, MD 21093U.S.A.
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