About Brittany
Brittany Cline built her legal foundation at the University of Baltimore School of Law, where she earned her J.D. in 2009. She earlier completed a Bachelor of Science at Towson University in 2004. Those years of study framed her approach to the practice: methodical, attentive and grounded in procedural rules. She leaves coursework and casebooks behind, but the training shows in how she prepares and presents matters.
After law school, Cline moved into private practice and steadily advanced. By 2015 she had become a partner at John Kenney & Associates, PLLC. That title reflected both seniority and responsibility. Partners at small and midsize firms often combine casework with mentoring younger lawyers and handling firm management tasks. Cline’s path to partnership followed this pattern; it also required sustained courtroom and client work.
Colleagues describe Cline as deliberate in her work. She approaches files with attention to detail and an emphasis on clear communication. She spends time explaining legal options to clients, breaking down procedural steps and likely outcomes in plain language. In client meetings she is practical. She sets expectations and outlines next steps. In written work she focuses on accuracy and thorough documentation.
Throughout her career she has balanced litigation responsibilities with case management. She has handled filings, motion practice, client counseling and negotiation. Those elements recur in the day-to-day work of many civil practitioners, and they shape how she allocates time and resources. Cline’s schedules and case strategies reflect those core elements: careful preparation, calendaring, and follow-through.
Outside the office, she maintains professional connections and stays current with developments in the law. Continuing education and professional engagement are regular parts of her routine. That steady attention to ongoing learning informs how she advises clients and prepares for hearings.
As a partner at John Kenney & Associates, PLLC since 2015, Cline combines casework with responsibilities that come with firm leadership. She remains based at the firm and handles a mix of matters that require hands-on legal work and client interaction. Her current practice centers on client advocacy and legal representation.
