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Who We Are
Coover & Barr, LLC is strategically located along
the Baltimore/Washington corridor in the heart of the
Mid-Atlantic region. Our practice areas include
litigation, corporate and business law, real estate, land use
and zoning law, construction law, government contract law, commercial law, family law, and
personal injury. Our clients include businesses, nonprofit
organizations, local governments and individuals throughout the
Mid-Atlantic region of the U.S.
Experience
John R. Barr has spent the past 35 years establishing his
practice in administrative law, business law, real estate, land use and development law. During those
years, John has established a network of unique and valuable
contacts with key government and industry decision makers,
enabling him to work efficiently behind the scenes, advancing
the interests of his clients.
Fred L. Coover,
known to all as “Chip,” has spent over 20 years building a
highly respected practice with an emphasis in real estate and
construction law; business law and litigation; local land use
and zoning law; divorce and custody law, and general civil
litigation before all courts throughout the central Maryland
region.
Integrity
At Coover & Barr, LLC we are committed to the highest ethical
standards. When we make a promise, we keep it. To this end, we
have developed a client's Bill of
Rights, which details what you deserve and should expect
from your client-attorney relationship.
Dedication
While our practice has grown over the years, one thing has
remained constant, our dedication to our clients. We are
dedicated to your cause and we will access all of our
resources to solve our clients' legal issues. Our attorneys
make every effort to be accessible to their clients when they
call and to return calls as promptly as possible. We will
explain the legal process to you and keep you informed as your
matter progresses. To further our commitment to our clients,
we have designated Jennifer Zepp as our
Client Advocate. In
that capacity, Ms. Zepp will be available to address any
administrative concerns you may have.
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