Nicholas D Cowie

Specialties

Business Litigation

Construction Litigation

Products Liability

Malpractice

Construction Law & Construction Defects

Business Transactions

Information Technology Law

Community Association Law

Family Law and DWI

Contract Law

History

Established in 1998.

Cowie & Mott, P.A. established in 1998.

Nicholas D Cowie and T. Allen Mott formed the Maryland law firm of COWIE & MOTT, P.A. in 1998 and opened their first office that year in the Canton /​Fells Point area of Baltimore City. The law firm’s Maryland lawyers and attorneys handle complex litigation matters and sophisticated business transactions on behalf of businesses, organizations, associations and individuals, including Maryland construction law, business litigation, business transactions, information technology law, contract law, products liability, medical malpractice, serious personal injury, community association law, construction defects, product defects, and corporate law matters. The law firm represents clients throughout the State of Maryland.

Meet the Business Owner

Nicholas D. Cowie C.

Business Owner

graduated first in his class (day class 1988) at the University of Baltimore School of Law where he served on the Law Review as an editor. Mr. Cowie has over 25 years of experience representing businesses, associations, families and individuals in complex litigation and transactional matters throughout the state of Maryland.

Mr. Cowie has represented and provided legal advise to international, regional and local businesses in commercial litigation, business disputes and contract negotiation. He has litigated civil RICO claims, breach of contract disputes, unfair trade practices claims and franchise disputes. In addition to serving as general counsel for one of Baltimore’s major intranet designers, Mr. Cowie has also represented many local information technology companies in contractual matters and litigation disputes. Mr. Cowie has handled medical malpractice, product defect and personal injury cases involving traumatic brain injury, loss of … (see website for complete bio)