Maryland Injury Attorney REFERRALS

As a Maryland Injury Attorney large part of my practice involves referrals from attorneys in Maryland who do not practice as a Maryland injury attorney or personal injury litigation and also many attorneys outside Maryland who are not licensed Maryland injury attorneys. We accept these referrals always with client consents and the appropriate agreement regarding fee shares. Also the cases are accepted understanding that my office advances all cost money.

I have designed this section of the sight as an aid to attorneys, law students, and lay persons interested in Maryland personal injury law and litigation from teh vantage point of a Maryland injury attorney and as a reference point for information on personal injury law and litigation in Maryland. If you have a case you would like to discuss with me please feel free to call 1-888-760-7339.

As a preliminary matter, every Maryland injury attorney knows each case is best understood by reducing the issues to three separate categories: Liability; Damages and Insurance Coverage. In order for your maryland injury attorney to be sucessful in your Maryland personal injury case each piece of this three piece puzzle must fit perfectly. Otherwise, in Maryland as a contributory negligence state, you will not receive any recover for your injuries.

For me as Maryland injury attorney the starting point is any case is to (1) identify the defendant,(2) secure the facts, (3) preserve the evidence, and (4) select my jurisdiction. Once I am satisfied I have (5) all notice requirements met and have (6) calendared limitations periods, we (7) commence generating letters to all insurers, health care providers, police and ambulance services. We (8) secure witness statements immediately and (9) visit the accident scene to secure photographs. A complete and thorough interview with our client is mandatory. As the information comes into the office we classify according to how the information fits into the puzzle of the case with an eye toward proof in front of a jury.

Please feel free to click the links below for additional information:

1. Liability

2. Damages

3. Insurance Issues

4. Jurisdiction and Venue

5. Limitations and Notice Issues

6. Pleadings

7. Discovery

8. Evidence

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