Charlotte Moreno
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"Amazing Job in Court"I appreciate the help and great work on my injury case. The staff is friendly, and my attorney did an amazing job representing me in court. I am very pleased with their representation and services.- Jacky O.
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"A Safe Place for Everyone"
I want to thank Antezana and Antezana for their professionalism, knowledge, and patience. This law firm is very professional when addressing persons of LGBTQ+ and is also a safe space for queer members.
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"They Care for My Needs"Great attorneys handling my case. Having a firm that represents me and cares for my needs and making sure I get the treatment I need to recover has been a blessing.- Gustavo M.
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"They Fought for Me"They are great attorneys and have a great team to support clients at every step of the way throughout such a difficult time. I feel much better now after treatment, for which my attorney fought for.- Adolf C.
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"Honest and Trustworthy"They did an amazing job handling my work injury case. They are very good - honest and trustworthy. I am very grateful for the way they guided me and handled my case.- Esdras A.
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"Had A Great Experience"
Happy to recommend such an amazing law firm. I had a great experience. This is my second injury case they've handled. They pushed to get me the most money for my case.
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"They Made Me Feel Comfortable"I was very satisfied with the way this firm has handled my case. They did an amazing job representing me in court. The team is easy to work with and show great understanding of my case.- Former Client
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"Personal and Professional"I had a great experience. Excellent service and attention, very attentive to my case. I highly recommend this place - they're nice, personal, and professional.- Ana M.
Bio
Charlotte Hope Moreno is an attorney driven by a passion for social justice and advocacy, particularly for individuals who may feel marginalized or overwhelmed by the legal system. She is committed to helping clients understand their rights and legal options, and she approaches every case with empathy, care, and focused attention.
Charlotte grew up in Wayne, Pennsylvania, and studied English and Environmental Science at Gettysburg College, where she was actively involved in advocacy and community service. Her grandparents from El Salvador and Mexico were a strong influence in her life and inspired her to learn Spanish, a skill she now uses regularly to better serve her clients. Her upbringing in a faith-based community that emphasized service helped shape her strong sense of responsibility to others.
She earned her Juris Doctor, cum laude, from the University of Baltimore School of Law in 2024. During law school, Charlotte participated in the Immigrant Justice Clinic, representing clients seeking immigration relief, and worked as a legal research assistant, developing strong research and writing skills. After graduating, she served as a law clerk for the Honorable Judge Kendra Ausby and for the General Civil Magistrates in the Baltimore City Circuit Court.
Charlotte joined Antezana & Antezana in 2025, where she represents English- and Spanish-speaking clients in workers’ compensation matters before the Maryland Workers’ Compensation Commission. She takes time to understand how a workplace injury has affected a client’s life and prepares each case with care, attention to detail, and strong advocacy. Known as an active listener, Charlotte works closely with clients to ensure they feel heard, informed, and supported throughout the process.
Outside the office, Charlotte enjoys reading, arts and crafts, and spending time with friends and family. She is also active in her community and organized a Baltimore-based book club for introverts who enjoy reading.
Education
- University of Baltimore School of Law — Juris Doctor, cum laude
- Gettysburg College
- B.S. in Environmental Science
- B.A. in English
- Minor in Spanish
Bar Admissions
- Maryland
Professional Memberships
- Maryland Association for Justice
- Maryland Hispanic Bar Association
- Maryland State Bar Association
Publications
- Legal Research Assistant, “For Building Power: Can Wind and Solar Development Foster Equity and Democracy? -- Forthcoming, Georgetown Environmental Law Review (2025)
