Brett Ingerman's primary areas of practice are business and commercial litigation and arbitration, with a focus on complex commercial disputes and lender liability issues. He also has significant experience in corporate investigations and compliance involving criminal, quasi-criminal, and administrative agencies. Mr. Ingerman worked with Senator George J. Mitchell to conduct an independent investigation into alleged illegal use of steroids and other performance-enhancing substances in Major League Baseball.

The respected English research publisher Chambers and Partners names Mr. Ingerman in Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business, calling him, "a 'tough as nails litigator,' who focuses on complex commercial disputes and lender liability issues. Sources praise his 'thoughtful and innovative litigation plans and ability to use his own initiative.'" In 2010, Chambers called him "a rising name in the world of commercial litigation" and cited his "phenomenal work" on complex commercial disputes and "effective style and level of expertise." His clients, Chambers commented, said he possesses "the perfect combination of intelligence allied to bulldog tenacity" and that "he analyzes his case, works things out strategically and fights hard in court." Mr. Ingerman has also been named to The Best Lawyers in America, Best Lawyers Annual Guide to Commercial Litigation 2010, and named a Maryland Super Lawyer.

Benchmark: Litigation, a Guide to America's Leading Litigation Firms and Attorneys cited his experience in complex commercial litigation and arbitration, calling him a "terrific young lawyer."

Trials

• SpaceTel Asia Ltd. v. Law Firm; Jury Trial, Circuit Court for Baltimore County, Case No. 03C05000118CN
• Lowden v. Bosley, Bench Trial, Circuit Court for Alleghany County, Case No. 11-C-04-8384
• Semtek International Incorporated v. Lockheed Martin Corporation, Jury Trial, Circuit Court for Baltimore City, Case No. 97183023/CC 3762
• Spincycle, Inc. v. Burcin Kalendar, Jury Trial, U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, Case No. DKC-00-1190
• The Home Insurance Company v. The Holmes Organisation, Inc., et al., Jury Trial, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma, Case No. 94-CV-901-H
• Darlene Williams v. Shean Camper, et al., Jury Trial, U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, Case No. MJG-95-1019
• Nancy S. Pearre, et al. v. R. Samuel Jett, Jr. et al., Bench Trial, Circuit Court for Baltimore County, Case No. 03-C-98-008252
• Thomas R. Schovee et al. v. Eric J. Mikolasko et al., Bench Trial, Circuit Court for Howard County, Case No. 95CA29734
• In the Appeal of Ion Track Instruments, Inc. and PTC Corporation, Bench Trial, Maryland State Board of Contract Appeals, Docket No. MSBCA 2027
• In re the Current and Future Financial Condition of Baltimore Gas and Electric Company, Bench Trial, Case No. 9173, Phase I
• In re the Current and Future Financial Condition of Baltimore Gas and Electric Company, Bench Trial, Case No. 9173, Phase II

Arbitrations

• Port Newark Container Terminal, LLC v. Moffatt & Nichol Engineers, Paving Materials & Construction Co., and Torik Corporation, AAA Arbitration Case #18-110-Y-001835-06
• American Fidelity Assurance Company v. Connecticut General Life Insurance Company, ARIAS
• Kingspan Holdings US, Inc. and Kingspan Group PLC v. Daniel R. Baker, Trustee, et al., American Arbitration Association, Case No. 50 T 168 00487 1
• Kevin and Angela Houck v. JGS Homes, Inc., American Arbitration Association, Case No. 21 E 110 00012 00
• Cable & Wireless USA, Inc. v. MCI Telecommunications Corporation, Dispute Resolution & Litigation Services
• FortuneCity.CO.UK, LTD and Fortunecity.com, Inc. v. NetCreations, Inc., American Arbitration Association, Case No. 50 T 117 00213 01