Biography
Benjamin A. Beasley is a 2014 graduate of the University of Baltimore School of Law. While attending law school, Mr. Beasley served as Managing Editor of the University of Baltimore Law Forum, and was a co-captain and competing member of the National Trial Competition Team and the Phi Alpha Delta Mock Trial Team. Mr. Beasley also spent time interning with the Honorable L. Robert Cooper of the District Court of Maryland for Baltimore City and the Honorable Marcus Z. Shar of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City.
Immediately after graduating law school, Mr. Beasley clerked for the Honorable Mickey J. Norman in the Circuit Court for Baltimore County. Prior to joining RSR&M, Mr. Beasley was a trial attorney with a civil litigation firm in Baltimore City where he prosecuted auto tort, premises liability, and breach of contract cases.
Mr. Beasley’s relationship with RSR&M dates back to 2013 when he joined the firm as a law clerk during his final year of law school. Mr. Beasley returned to RSR&M in 2016 as an associate attorney. Beginning in 2022, Mr. Beasley was elected to be a partner with the Firm.
Outside the office, Mr. Beasley teaches as an adjunct professor at the University of Baltimore School of Law. Mr. Beasley enjoys the outdoors, live music, college football, and spending time his wife, Ashley, and their dog, Charlie.
Education
Law School
University of Baltimore School of Law, cum laude, J.D. 2014
Undergraduate
Shenandoah University, cum laude, B.M. Music Education 2005
Practice
- Products Liability
- Premises Liability
- General Litigation
- Insurance Coverage
- Insurance Defense
- Medical Malpractice
- Insurance Issues
Honors & Affiliations
Bar Association for Baltimore City
Baltimore County Bar Association
Maryland Defense Counsel, Judicial Selections Committee
University of Baltimore School of Law, Adjunct Professor
Court Admissions
Maryland, 2015
United States District Court for the District of Maryland, 2019
Publications & Speaking Engagements
Speaker, Judicial Clerkship Institute, University of Baltimore School of Law, 2015
Panelist, Trial Advocacy: The Art of Storytelling, University of Baltimore School of Law, 2020
