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Derek P. Roussillon maintains a general litigation practice primarily in the areas of commercial litigation and white-collar criminal defense. Mr. Roussillon provides litigation services in a wide variety of matters arising out of business and commercial disputes, as well as governmental inquiries and internal investigations. Derek also has experience in products liability and toxic tort litigation. Additionally, Mr. Roussillon handles various litigation matters for numerous national retailers in both state and federal court. Prior to joining Miles & Stockbridge, Mr. Roussillon worked for a large Baltimore/Washington D.C. law firm and was involved in the representation of an international pharmaceutical company. Before attending law school, Mr. Roussillon worked as a claims adjuster for a Fortune 500 insurance company, where he managed, resolved and settled coverage and liability disputes relevant to environmental and toxic tort litigation. Mr. Roussillon graduated Cum Laude from the University of Baltimore School of Law where he served as Managing Editor of the University of Baltimore Law Review. Practice Areas: Commercial & Business Litigation Commercial Litigation Financial Institution Litigation Internal Investigations Real Estate Litigation & Title Insurance Defense White Collar Criminal Defense Mass Torts / Environmental Asbestos/Occupational Exposures Products Liability Bar Admissions/Court Admissions:Maryland United States District Court for the District of Maryland Education:University of Baltimore School of Law, J.D. 2003, Cum Laude. Loyola College in Maryland, B.A. 1998. Affiliations, Associations and Special Achievements: American Association for Justice (formerly Association of Trial Lawyers of America) American Bar Association Bar Association of Baltimore City Defense Research Institute Maryland Defense Counsel, Inc. Maryland State Bar Association: Young Lawyers Section Publications: Recent Development: City of Frederick v. Shankle: Expert Testimony Denying a Statutory Presumption is Inadmissible, University of Baltimore Law Forum (Spring, 2002). | 