Alicia Lynn Wilson, Member on Leave
Alicia is a Member on Leave in Gordon Feinblatt’s Employment practice group.
Alicia’s practice covers the spectrum of employment litigation. She handles all aspects of both state and federal claims involving race, age, disability and gender/sexual orientation discrimination, as well as sexual harassment, retaliatory discharge, and wage and hour issues. In addition, Alicia represents unions and management in collective bargaining and National Labor Relation Act matters.
Prior to joining the firm’s Employment practice group, Alicia had a broad litigation practice including representing business and individuals in complex commercial matters arising from banking and lending transactions and contract disputes. She also has represented individuals in custody and divorce matters. Alicia has extensive experience representing landlords and tenants in matters involving complex commercial leases.
Prior to joining Gordon Feinblatt, Alicia clerked for the Hon. David W. Young (ret.) of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City.
Alicia is an active member of the Baltimore community. She has held officer positions in several bar associations. Alicia is a past president of the Alliance of Black Women Attorneys of Maryland and currently co-chairs the organization’s Strategic Growth Committee. Alicia is also Co-Chair of the Historical and Mentoring Committee of the Bar Association of Baltimore City (BABC) and serves on the local and Specialty Bar Liaison Committee of the Maryland State Bar Association (MSBA).
Honors
Recipient, Community and Public Service Award-Young Lawyer of the Year, Maryland State Bar Association, Young Lawyers Section, 2015
Named Young Lawyer/Future History Maker, Monumental City Bar Association, 2015
Named Rising Star by the National Summit of Black Women Lawyers, 2015
Named to Hot List in Lawyers of Color Magazine, 2014
Recipient, Presidential Award, Bar Association for Baltimore City, 2012
Selected to Rising Stars of Maryland Super Lawyers® list for Employment & Labor since 2010
Named to Maryland's "20 in Their 20s," The Daily Record, 2011
Named to Maryland's "Leading Women," The Daily Record, 2011
Recipient, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Alumni Association Rising Star Award, 2009
Recipient, Stellar Women Award, W.E.B. Dubois Society and the Philomatheans, 2008
News
Professional and Civic Involvement
Section Leader, Diverse Leaders Academy Program, American Bar Association, 2015-2016
Member, Board of Trustees, Bar Association of Baltimore City, 2013-present
Member, Harbor City chapter of the Links, Incorporated, 2013-present
Member, Character Committee, 6th Appellate Judicial District of Maryland, 2014-present
Co-Chair, Historical and Mentoring Committee, Bar Association of Baltimore City, 2014-present
Elected Member, Bar Association of Baltimore City, 2013-2014
Past President, The Alliance of Black Women Attorneys, 2012-2013
Chair, Gordon Feinblatt Diversity Committee, 2011-present
Member, Executive Board, CollegeBound Foundation, 2011-present
Co-Chair, CollegeBound Lawyers' Campaign, 2011-2013
Vice Chair, Executive Board, The Public Justice Center, 2012-present
Co-Chair, Bar Association of Baltimore City, Young Lawyers Division, Public Education Committee Member, 2012-2014
Volunteer, Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network, 2009-present
Member, Advisory Board, CHOICE Jobs Program, 2010-present
Mentor, The Living Classroom Foundation's Girls' Empowerment Mission, 2010-2013
Transportation Chair, The National Bar Association, 2011 Baltimore Convention Committee
Member, National Bar Association, 2011-present
Member, The Monumental Bar Association, 2009-present
Member, American Bar Association, Young Lawyers Division, Litigation Section, 2007-present
Member, Maryland State Bar Association, Young Lawyers Section, 2007-present
Member, Bridging The Gap Committee, Baltimore Development Corporation, 2009-2011
Publications and Lectures
Links
Teams
Education
J.D., National Trial Team, Cunningham Award for Outstanding Leadership, A.S. Cooper Award for Service, Gallagher Price Award for Service to Children & Youth, Order of the Barristers, University of Maryland School of Law, 2007
B.A., magna cum laude, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, 2004
Court Admissions
U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland
Bar Admissions
Maryland, 2007