Todd P. Forster

Todd P. Forster is an attorney at the law firm Futrovsky, Forster and Scherr, Chartered, located in Rockville, Maryland. Serving clients in Maryland and Washington, D.C., he represents clients with matters involving commercial litigation, business law matters, real estate transactions, contract disputes and commercial leasing. 

Mr. Forster has extensive experience representing individuals and businesses with insurance coverage issues, business disputes and general litigation matters, as well as advising business-owners with employment and operational issues. He also represents commercial landlords and tenants in lease negotiations and collection matters. 

Serving clients through litigation and counsel, Mr. Forster is a fierce and tireless advocate for the rights of his clients. He makes sure to explain complex legal jargon in simple terms so that his clients are up to date on every aspect of their case. He customizes strategies for each client’s unique case based on their needs. 

With a bachelor’s degree from The University of Texas at Austin, Mr. Forster went on to study law at The George Washington University Law School. He obtained his juris doctor in 1995. He is admitted to practice in all the state and federal courts of Maryland as well as the District of Columbia. 

Recognized for his impeccable work in the field of law, Mr. Forster has received the highest peer-review rating through Martindale-Hubbell, the AV* Preeminent rating. He is a fellow with Litigation Counsel of America, a peer-selected honorary society for trial lawyers, and is actively involved in prominent legal associations, including the Bar Association of Montgomery County , the Maryland State Bar Association and The District of Columbia Bar. 

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