Hannah Tombaugh is a personal injury attorney representing individuals across Maryland who have been injured due to negligence. With a lifelong background in athletics and teamwork, she brings a competitive drive and collaborative mindset to her legal practice-helping clients pursue the financial support they need to recover and move forward.
Hannah’s journey to becoming an attorney was shaped by her experience as a student-athlete, where she developed a strong sense of discipline, resilience, and teamwork. She was drawn to the legal profession because it offers the same opportunities to compete, problem-solve, and work as part of a team toward a shared goal. Today, she approaches every case with that same mindset-focused, driven, and committed to achieving meaningful results for her clients.
What Hannah values most about her work is the ability to create real, measurable wins for her clients. Each day presents an opportunity to help individuals secure the benefits and compensation they need to support themselves and their families after serious injuries. Her work is centered on advocating for clients during critical moments in their recovery, ensuring access to necessary financial and medical support, and providing steady guidance throughout the legal process.
Hannah’s commitment to teamwork extends beyond the courtroom. She serves as a volleyball coach for South River Volleyball Club, where she mentors young athletes and remains actively involved in her community. After law school, she relocated to Maryland with her husband to be closer to family, strengthening her connection to the region she now serves.
Hannah is inspired by her parents, who instilled in her the importance of persistence, growth, and making the most out of any situation. These values continue to influence her approach to both her legal career and her relationships with clients.
Outside of her legal practice, Hannah maintains an active lifestyle and enjoys playing pickleball, golf, volleyball, and softball, spending time with family, following sports teams like the Penn State Nittany Lions football and the Boston Celtics.
