Brian D. Katzenberg

Brian D. Katzenberg is a distinguished partner at Stavisky, Yoffe & Castro, P.A., located in Baltimore, Maryland. With a deep commitment to advocating for workers and individuals who have suffered injuries, whether on the job or elsewhere, he focuses on areas such as workers' compensation, automobile accidents and personal injury cases. His proficiency is particularly notable in representing firefighters, police officers and correctional officers who have sustained injuries in the line of duty. This includes handling complex cases involving work-related cancer, hypertension, hearing loss and the exacerbation of preexisting conditions.

A resident of Baltimore City, Mr. Katzenberg's academic journey began at The University of Virginia, where he majored in American studies with a spotlight on the American Labor Movement and U.S. industrial relations. He further honed his legal acumen by earning his Juris Doctor from the University of Maryland School of Law. During his time there, he actively participated in the Workers' Rights Clinic and was honored with the Ward Kershaw Prize for his exceptional contributions to class-action litigation. Since obtaining his license to practice law in Maryland in 2011, he has established himself as a respected figure in the legal community.

Beyond his professional endeavors, Mr. Katzenberg is deeply committed to giving back to the community through pro bono work. He has chaired Courting Art Baltimore, an innovative art contest that not only beautifies local courthouses with student artwork but also awards scholarships to the talented winners. His dedication to community service extends to his involvement with various boards, including the Maryland Workers’ Compensation Educational Association (MWCEA), Arts Every Day and the Baltimore Hebrew Congregation. 

As an active member of MWCEA, Mr. Katzenberg has moderated seminars on critical topics such as vocational rehabilitation, the impact of COVID-19 and work-related psychological injuries. Additionally, his support for the Baltimore City Fire and Police Departments is evident through his membership in the Box 414 Association.

Mr. Katzenberg's professional reputation is further underscored by his "Very Good" rating on Avvo, reflecting his commitment to excellence and client satisfaction. His multifaceted contributions to both the legal field and the community make him a remarkable advocate and leader in Baltimore.