Frederick Attorneys At Law
Local Roots &
Broad Legal Experience
Remus, Weddle & Cavenee, LLC (RWC) is a complex civil litigation law firm founded in Frederick, Maryland by three attorneys – Shawn, Jake, and Chaz. All of whom were born and raised in the Frederick area.
Despite the firm’s boutique size, RWC’s lawyers have nearly 50 years of combined legal experience and have matched up against regional, national, and even international law firms over the span of their careers. From small claims to multi-million-dollar disputes, RWC’s local Frederick attorneys, are capable practitioners with proven litigation records.
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Practice Areas
Business Litigation
- Breach of Contract
- Business Torts
- Intellectual Property Disputes
- Accounts Receivable/Collections
- Construction
Consumer Protection
- Fraud
- Professional Malpractice
- Negligence
- Fair Credit Protection Act/Consumer Protection Act Claims
- Defamation
Corporate Control, Formation & Operations
- Business Start-Up
- Fiduciary Duty & Partnership Battles
- Compliance Review
- Outside General Counsel Services
Commercial & Residential Property Law
- Property Disputes (easements, adverse possession, common driveway disputes)
- Homeowners Associations (“HOAs”)
- Leasing
- Landlord/Tenant Disputes
- Zoning
- Mechanic’s Liens and Bond Claims
Labor & Employment
- Employer Compliance
- Employee Rights
- Wage & Benefit Disputes
- Wrongful Termination
Alternative Dispute Resolution/Additional Consultation Services
- Arbitration/Mediation Advocacy
- Mediator Services
- Expert Witness
- Adult Guardianship
- Estate Planning Concerns
Exploring Frederick’s Local History
The Enduring Legacy of Frederick Attorneys
Frederick, Maryland was founded in 1745 and boasts an expansive history that can be witnessed in its County Courthouse, established in 1748. This landmark has played an essential role in Frederick’s legal and civic life and witnessed its transition from colonial settlement to Civil War battlefield.
Frederick’s courthouse has been central to both strategic and legal considerations during American history, representing Frederick as an integral player. Since its original construction it has undergone multiple renovations reflecting both community growth and legal requirements.
At its center stands the Frederick County Courthouse as a symbol of its city’s place in American legal history, both as a functioning court and historical landmark that symbolizes Frederick’s resilience and historical importance.
