About Alan G.
Alan G. Horwitz built a legal foundation at the University of Maryland. He earned a B.S. from the University of Maryland in 1965 and a J.D. from the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law in 1969. Those credentials sit at the start of a practice that has been tied to Maryland for decades.
His career includes a long association with private practice in Maryland. In 1990 he became a partner at Ingerman & Horwitz, LLP. The title reflects a senior role at a firm that bears his name and suggests long-term ties to the local bar and client community.
As a partner he has handled a variety of matters that come through a general practice firm. Partners carry case responsibility and client oversight. They also mentor younger lawyers and help steer firm strategy. Over time Horwitz has balanced courtroom work, transactional matters and counseling clients on questions of state law.
Horwitz’s education placed him in the Maryland legal community at an early point. A law degree in 1969 meant he entered practice during a period of significant legal and social change. How a lawyer adapts to those shifts can shape an entire career. Colleagues and clients over the years have relied on his steadier presence through changing rules and precedents.
Public records list Maryland as his jurisdiction. That has defined the contours of his practice. He has worked within Maryland’s procedural framework and statutory environment. That local grounding informs litigation strategy, negotiation and the drafting of legal documents.
Descriptions of his work avoid grand claims and stick to the concrete: decades in practice, partnership at a firm that includes his name, steady involvement in Maryland matters. He has been a figure at the intersection of client needs and the state’s legal system for many years.
He continues to practice law in Maryland as a partner at Ingerman & Horwitz, LLP. He concentrates on legal matters arising under Maryland law.
