About Keith R.
Keith R. Siskind completed his undergraduate studies in 1982 and earned his law degree in 1986. Those early academic years anchored a long career in Maryland law. The combination of a B.A. followed by a J.D. set the stage for steady courtroom work and ongoing membership in professional associations.
After law school, Siskind established his practice in Maryland. He is licensed to appear in Maryland courts and in the United States District Court. Over the years he has built a practice at Steinhardt, Siskind and Associates, LLC, where his name remains on the letterhead and where he continues to handle matters that progress through state and federal dockets.
Siskind has been an active participant in the legal community. He joined the Maryland State Bar Association and the Anne Arundel County Bar Association in 1987. A decade later he became a member of the Maryland Association for Justice in 1997. Those memberships have kept him connected to peers and to continuing legal education offerings across the state.
His courtroom work reflects that membership. He regularly files pleadings and appears in hearings in Maryland courts and in the federal district. He has experience managing cases from initial filings through trial and post-trial proceedings. Colleagues describe him as steady under pressure and methodical in preparing matters for court, traits that matter most when deadlines and evidence control outcomes.
Clients and fellow lawyers say Siskind pays attention to procedural detail. That attention can be decisive in contested hearings and dispositive motions. He also brings an institutional familiarity with Maryland practice rules, local procedures, and federal civil process in the District Court, which helps when cases cross the state-federal divide.
Throughout his career he has maintained a practicing role at Steinhardt, Siskind and Associates, LLC. That firm affiliation has been the base for his courtroom appearances and ongoing client work. He continues to represent clients in Maryland courts and in the United States District Court as part of his current practice focus.
