Best Baltimore Personal Injury Attorneys

Hassan, Hassan & Tuchman is a Baltimore personal injury law firm that has served accident victims since 1975. Its attorneys share more than a century of combined experience.

The team tries cases in Maryland Circuit and District Courts and in federal court. Its caseload includes MTA bus crashes, Uber and Lyft collisions, tractor-trailer wrecks, and fatal accidents. Clients come from Baltimore City and nearby Anne Arundel, Howard, and Montgomery counties.

The office sits in historic Bolton Hill, a short walk from bus, light rail, and Metro lines. Clients pay no fee unless the firm recovers money for them.

A $140 million medical malpractice recovery leads the case results at Rice, Murtha & Psoras. The firm's lawyers share over 120 years of combined trial experience in state and federal courts. Super Lawyers ranks every attorney on the team.

Other results include:

• $59 million in a product liability case
• $35 million in a stent lawsuit
• $1.1 million for an injured pedestrian

The firm takes truck, rideshare, and train crashes, plus construction and birth injury claims. Offices include Baltimore, Timonium, Glen Burnie, and Ocean City.

Schochor, Staton, Goldberg and Cardea is a Baltimore firm that sues negligent hospitals and doctors. Since 1984, it has recovered over $1.8 billion for clients.

The firm won a $190 million settlement in the Dr. Nikita Levy case. It also secured $205 million for a community harmed by groundwater contamination. Birth injuries, surgical errors, and delayed cancer diagnoses make up much of its work.

Seven of its attorneys were named to The Best Lawyers in America 2027. Partner James D. Cardea received a 2027 Lawyer of the Year award. A second office serves clients in Washington, DC.

Brown & Barron is a Maryland and DC trial practice for patients hurt in hospitals and nursing homes. Founders Brian S. Brown and Leah K. Barron lead a team with over 140 years of combined trial experience.

The firm has won over $169 million in verdicts and settlements. A jury awarded $35 million to a client who developed sepsis after surgery. Another verdict gave $8.5 million to the family of a malnourished nursing home resident.

Its lawyers also take bedsore, fall, and catastrophic injury cases, including quadriplegia. Families can talk through a case with the team at no cost.

Founding partner Bruce Plaxen served as the 80th President of the American Association for Justice. He was the first Maryland lawyer to lead the national group. His firm, Plaxen Adler Muncy, has focused on injury law since 1985.

The firm has recovered over $500 million for injured Marylanders. One verdict brought $2.05 million to a woman hurt in a head-on crash with an off-duty officer.

Offices in Baltimore, Towson, Dundalk, and Columbia serve clients statewide. The team also takes workers' comp and Social Security Disability claims and offers Spanish-language help.

Nicholas A. Parr is a personal injury attorney in Baltimore who works every case himself. Clients are never handed off to a junior associate.

Before law school, Attorney Parr taught sixth grade and coached varsity lacrosse. He has since won a case before Maryland's highest court. Super Lawyers has named him both a Rising Star and a Super Lawyer. His practice covers car, rideshare, and hit-and-run crashes, plus DUI defense.

At Posner & Cord, clients talk with a lawyer, not a paralegal. The Timonium firm returns calls and sends regular case updates.

Its attorneys pull red-light camera footage and check phone records to prove who was at fault. One family received $2 million after an illegally stopped tow truck on I-95 caused a fatal crash. The firm concentrates on auto, trucking, and work injury claims across greater Baltimore.

Miller & Zois are former insurance defense lawyers who now sue the carriers they once worked for. The Baltimore firm has obtained over $100 million in settlements and verdicts.

It takes only serious injury and death claims, such as truck wrecks and birth injuries. Its free online Victim Help Center explains how Maryland claims are valued. The firm also pursues drug and medical device cases nationwide.

Patrick S. Preller heads a Baltimore team with over 60 years of combined litigation experience. Results include a $3 million medical negligence settlement and $650,000 for an injured longshoreman.

Beyond accident claims, the firm takes employment, civil rights, and criminal defense cases. Its staff speaks Spanish.

Maronick Law is a Maryland injury and criminal defense firm led by Thomas J. Maronick Jr. He comments often on legal news and is a National Trial Lawyers Top 100 honoree.

The firm answers calls 24/7, weekends included. Its injury work covers military, construction, and rideshare cases. Offices include Baltimore, Towson, Ocean City, and Easton, and client reviews are consistently strong.

LeViness, Tolzman & Hamilton is a Maryland law firm founded in Baltimore in 1987. It has won over $250 million in verdicts and settlements, including an auto accident verdict above $4 million. The firm also files bankruptcy and Social Security Disability claims from Baltimore and Owings Mills.

John Leppler is a Towson injury lawyer who works directly on every client's case. His firm reports a 98% success rate and answers calls 24/7. Attorney Leppler also takes negligent security, scooter, and 18-wheeler cases across Baltimore County. Super Lawyers has named him a Rising Star.

Since 1992, the Law Office of Mitchel M. Gordon has represented injured Maryland workers. Father and son Mitchel and Matthew Gordon run the practice. Their work includes claims for police officers, firefighters, and correctional officers. The firm also takes Baltimore City disability retirement, auto accident, and slip and fall cases.

With offices in Baltimore, Essex, Glen Burnie, and Frederick, Cohen, Snyder & Eisenberg has served Marylanders for over 40 years. Its lawyers take injury, workers' compensation, disability, and criminal cases. Clients speak directly with an attorney.

Wais, Vogelstein, Forman, Koch & Norman is a birth injury and medical malpractice firm based in Baltimore. It won a $229 million verdict against Johns Hopkins Bayview, the second-largest malpractice verdict in U.S. history.