Christopher M. McNally

Mr. McNally joined Bodie, Dolina, Hobbs, Friddell & Grenzer, P.C. in 2006.  He concentrates his practice in the defense of long-term care institutions and the defense of property owners in lead paint litigation.  Prior to joining the Firm, Mr. McNally served as law clerk for Honorable John Carroll Byrnes in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, followed by a litigation practice that focused on the defense of attorneys and long-term care providers in malpractice litigation.

Mr. McNally is an active member of the Maryland State Bar Association, the Baltimore County Bar Association, the Defense Research Institute (DRI), the Health Facilities Association of Maryland (HFAM) and the Beacon Institute.

Mr. McNally is a frequent lecturer to the long-term care profession and insurance industry and has conducted numerous seminars in the areas of nursing home and lead paint litigation and defense. Mr. McNally has also presented before the Baltimore County Bar Association on topics including long-term care defense and the Maryland Wrongful Death statute. Mr. McNally is an active volunteer with several nonprofit organizations and is a member of the Board of Trustees of the Baltimore Streetcar Museum, where he is an active volunteer.

Mr. McNally is admitted to the Bar of the State of Maryland (1999) and the United States District Court for the District of Maryland (2000). Mr. McNally graduated with honors from Franklin and Marshall College (1996) and the University of Baltimore School of Law Cum Laude (2000). Mr. McNally is a member of the Cambridge “Who’s Who” registry and the Metropolitan “Who’s Who” registry.

He can be contacted at:cmcnally@bodie-law.com.