Robert Fulton Dashiell, Esquire, P.A.’s practice is concentrated in labor law, real estate development, government procurement, construction law, general corporate law, civil litigation, and business finance.
Mr. Dashiell is regarded as an expert in Baltimore City procurement matters, in connection with which he has made numerous appearances before the Board of Estimates over the last 26 years. His expertise in procurement extends to matters before the Maryland Board of Contract Appeals, as well as, the Maryland Board of Public Works.
Additionally, Dashiell serves on the Procurement Improvement Council which advises the Board of Public Works on problems with the procurement process and recommends improvements to that process. He is also a member of the Baltimore County Economic Development Advisory Commission. His consultation on such matters is frequently requested by other attorneys.
Before establishing his own firm, Dashiell was a partner with the law firms of Cummings and Dashiell (1993-1996), Cummings, Smith, and Dashiell (1991-1993), and Wartzman, Omansky, Blibaum & Simmons, P.A. (1986-1991). During his time with Wartzman, Omansky, Blibaum & Simmons he served as a lobbyist for Philip Morris USA, Inc. He was of counsel to the firm of Shapiro and Olander between April 1985 and July 1986. Previously, Dashiell was a partner at Singleton, Dashiell & Robinson, P.A. from August 1975 until April 1985, where he focused on major real estate development projects. During this time, he was also one of the three founding members of the Maryland Minority Contractors Association in 1979 and assisted in
the creation and organization of several community development corporations located in Baltimore City.
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