Jared Green is a partner with Goodell DeVries, where he defends healthcare providers and institutions in cases of alleged medical negligence. Jared represents physicians, nurses, hospitals, long-term care facilities, and other medical providers in a wide array of professional malpractice matters before the Healthcare Alternative Dispute Resolution Office of Maryland, the Circuit Courts of Maryland, and the Superior Court of Washington, D.C. He also provides representation for professionals before their professional licensing boards.
As a former prosecutor, Jared also has experience in criminal matters and is Chair of the firm's Risk Management, Investigations, and Compliance practice. He represents organizations in matters involving workplace violence, allegations of harassment and sexual and physical assault, and allegations of excessive use of force by security personnel. In these matters, he conducts internal investigations; supports and advises clients regarding workplace violence and during law enforcement investigations and criminal prosecutions; and represents clients in parallel civil, criminal, and licensing matters. Jared brings his experience to legislative efforts to shape policy around incidents of violence on business premises. He has contributed to draft legislation to create a new restraining order in Maryland; the bill would allow employers to petition for an order to protect employees after a workplace-violence incident or when an incident is likely to occur. A variation of the bill passed in April 2021, giving Maryland employers, for the first time, standing to file for and obtain restraining orders, called Peace Orders, on behalf of their employees. The law went into effect on October 1, 2021.
Prior to joining the firm, Jared spent nine years with the Baltimore County State's Attorney's Office, where he advanced through the District Court and Juvenile Divisions to become a member of the Circuit Court's Felony Trial Team. On the Felony Trial Team, Jared prosecuted the most serious of crimes, including working with local and federal law enforcement to hold accountable those who trafficked individuals for prostitution, focusing on offenders who victimized minors and/or used violence.
