Portrait of Tracy Buck

Tracy Buck

Principal

Tracy Buck is a skilled litigator with over a decade of experience, handling complex business and real estate disputes. Tracy’s practice focuses on consumer protection matters, commercial and residential leasing, receivership actions, condemnation proceedings, and protecting creditors’ rights. Tracy also dives deep into residential real estate disputes concerning defective construction, homeowners’ association governance disputes, as well as boundary, easement, and title disputes.

Tracy's goal-oriented, global approach to the practice of law is informed by her representation of a wide variety of clients on all sides of disputes, from defending real estate developers to protecting homeowners’ rights, and representing both landlords and tenants in lease disputes. This unique client base provides Tracy with an advantage, enabling her to zealously represent her clients while understanding and anticipating the adverse parties’ next moves. In addition to her trial court practice, she has extensive appellate experience, having briefed and argued cases before the District of Columbia and Maryland Courts of Appeals.

When she is not representing her clients, Tracy remains active in the legal community. She is a former member of the Rules Committee for Foreclosure cases in the District of Columbia Superior Court and has been invited by the Maryland Court of Appeals to comment on amendments to that state’s Court Rules. She is an active member of the District of Columbia Bar Association and the Barristers.

Outside of her legal practice, Tracy is actively involved in her community, coaching both her son's and daughter's sports teams and serving on the Event Committee for the Westwood Care Foundation at Westwood Country Club. She enjoys giving back through these volunteer efforts while supporting causes that benefit her local community. In her free time, Tracy also enjoys trying a new recipe each week, and her family and friends are always happy to serve as the taste testers.

    Education

    • University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law (J.D.)
    • University of Maryland (B.S.)
      • Finance

    State Bar Admissions

    • Maryland
    • Virginia
    • District of Columbia

    Professional Affiliations

    • Vice President of the Business Law Society
    • University of Maryland Law School’s Journal of Business and Technology Law, Former Editor-in-Chief

    Recognitions

    Named Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America for Banking and Finance Law, Commercial Litigation, Litigation - Real Estate (2023-2025)

    Selected to Washington D.C Super Lawyers® (2023-2024)

    Selected to Washington D.C Rising Stars® (2019-2021)

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Firm Highlights

  • Podcasts
    Medicare May Already Cover the Care Advocate You Didn’t Know You Had
      What if one of the most valuable resources for family caregivers was already covered by Medicare? Before you assume you can't afford a care manager, listen to this episode. In this episode of The Sandwich Generation Survival Guide, Candace Dellacona sits down with Connor Sweeney, founder of Baba, a groundbreaking care advocacy platform that's helping family caregivers navigate one of the most overwhelming parts of caregiving—and for many Medicare and Medicare Advantage beneficiaries, the service is available at little to no cost. Inspired by his own family's experience after his grandmother suffered a stroke, Connor created Baba to give caregivers something they rarely have: a knowledgeable guide in their corner. Imagine having an expert who can: Coordinate medical care Help appeal insurance denials Connect you with specialists and community resources Arrange transportation Navigate Medicare and Medicaid benefits Reduce the endless administrative burden that leaves so many caregivers exhausted If you've ever thought, "I wish I could afford a geriatric care manager," this episode may completely change what's possible. Whether you're caring for an aging parent, a spouse with a chronic illness, or another loved one, you'll discover that help may be far more accessible than you realized—and that asking for support before a crisis can make all the difference. This conversation is filled with practical advice, hope, and one resource every caregiver should know about. To learn more about Baba, visit https://www.callbaba.com/ Follow Baba on social media: Linkedin – https://www.linkedin.com/company/callbaba/ Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/baba.helps Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61577179311253