Best Baltimore Personal Injury Attorneys

Hassan, Hassan & Tuchman is a Baltimore personal injury law firm that has represented accident victims since 1975. Its attorneys bring more than a century of combined experience to car crash, slip and fall, and work injury claims.

The litigation team appears regularly in Maryland's Circuit and District Courts, as well as federal court. Clients have come from Baltimore County, Anne Arundel, Prince George's, Montgomery, and Howard counties.

The office sits in historic Bolton Hill, steps from MTA bus, light rail, and Metro lines. Free consultations are available around the clock.

A $140 million medical malpractice recovery anchors the case record at Rice Law, alongside a $59 million product liability result. The attorneys share more than 120 years of combined trial experience in Maryland state and federal courts.

Every lawyer at the firm carries a Super Lawyers ranking. Randolph Rice leads the practice from offices in Baltimore, Timonium, Bel Air, Glen Burnie, Columbia, and Ocean City.

Auto collisions, truck crashes, nursing home abuse, and workplace injuries fill much of the caseload. The firm also takes claims in Georgia, South Carolina, and Louisiana.

Since 1984, Schochor, Staton, Goldberg and Cardea has recovered more than $1.7 billion in medical negligence cases. Results include a $205 million groundwater contamination settlement and a $190 million settlement against a Baltimore teaching hospital.

Birth injuries, misdiagnosis, surgical errors, and hospital negligence make up the core practice. The firm also litigates class actions and mass torts tied to sexual abuse and environmental harm.

A $39 million verdict in a spinal cord injury death case ranks among its larger individual results. Attorneys work from Baltimore and Washington, D.C.

Barry Chasen founded ChasenBoscolo in 1986 on one rule: take care of the clients. The firm has recovered more than $1.1 billion since then and tried over 1,000 jury cases in the last five years alone.

More than 100 people now work across offices in Greenbelt, Waldorf, and Fairfax, covering Maryland, Virginia, and the District. Verdicts and settlements include $11.48 million for a woman struck by a D.C. school bus and $4.2 million for a Prince George's County construction worker.

Workers' compensation is a core practice alongside auto and premises claims. The No Fee Guarantee means clients owe nothing unless the case is won, and the first meeting with an injury lawyer in Washington costs nothing.

Brown & Barron is a Maryland and D.C. trial practice built around hospital and long-term care cases. Founding partners Brian Brown and Leah Barron lead a team with 145 years of combined experience.

Verdicts and settlements top $169 million. A $35 million jury award followed a post-operative sepsis case. An $8.5 million verdict came from a nursing home malnutrition claim.

Birth injuries, catastrophic harm, and elder neglect fill much of the docket. The firm has helped more than 20,000 clients and holds hundreds of five-star reviews.

More than $500 million recovered since 1985 puts Plaxen Adler Muncy among Maryland's larger plaintiff-side practices. The firm represents only injured people, never insurers or businesses.

Award-winning civil trial attorney Bruce Plaxen anchors the team. Nine offices stretch from the Columbia headquarters to Baltimore, Towson, and Frederick.

Staff speaks Spanish, and the phones stay open around the clock.

Nicholas Parr is a personal injury attorney in Baltimore who works every case himself. The lawyer who takes your call is the lawyer who files your suit. Super Lawyers listed him as a Rising Star for seven straight years, then a full honoree for three more.

Car crashes, truck and rideshare collisions, and medical negligence fill most of his docket. Attorney Parr also defends DUI and traffic charges statewide, and holds hundreds of five-star reviews.

Talk with a lawyer, not a paralegal. That promise shapes how Posner & Cord runs cases from its Timonium office north of Baltimore.

The practice leans on technology, pulling red-light and security camera footage, phone records, and satellite imagery to reconstruct a traffic collision. Results include $2 million for a family whose father was killed by a tow truck stopped on I-95. Another $664,000 went to a pedestrian struck by a texting driver.

Ron Miller and Laura Zois defended insurance companies before switching sides. That background shapes how Miller & Zois values claims and pushes back on adjusters.

The firm has recovered more than $100 million over the past 16 years and accepts only serious accident and death cases. Its Victim Help Center publishes settlement data and case-value guides that Maryland plaintiffs and lawyers both use.

Offices sit on South Street in Baltimore and in Washington, D.C.

Preller Law Firm is a Baltimore practice that pairs injury work with criminal defense and employment claims. Its attorneys draw on more than 60 years of combined civil and criminal litigation experience.

Motor vehicle crashes, defective product claims, nursing home neglect, and physician misdiagnosis all come through the door. Preller is one of the few Maryland firms giving clients access to case-tracking software, so people can follow their own files.

Over a thousand five-star reviews back Maronick Law, a statewide Maryland practice led by Thomas J. Maronick Jr. He has been named to the National Trial Lawyers Top 100 and recognized as a Super Lawyer.

Eight offices stretch from Baltimore and Towson to Ocean City, Easton, and Rockville. The team handles work injuries, catastrophic accidents, and military injury claims alongside criminal defense, and answers calls on weekends.

Orshan Legal Group is a small injury and criminal law practice serving the greater Baltimore community from Pikesville. Car accident claims make up much of its personal injury work.

Damages the firm pursues cover pain, suffering, and income lost to time away from work. Its focus stays narrow: accident claims and criminal matters for Baltimore-area residents.

John Leppler runs his Towson practice alone, so the lawyer who takes your call is the one who tries your case. He reports a 98% success rate and answers the phone at any hour.

A University of Baltimore Law graduate and Super Lawyers Rising Star, Attorney Leppler takes negligent security cases that many firms decline. Car, motorcycle, bicycle, and pedestrian collisions round out a caseload spanning Baltimore City and Baltimore County.

The Law Office of Mitchel M. Gordon is a Baltimore firm that has handled workers' compensation and injury claims since 1992. Mitch Gordon and his son Matthew run the practice together with attorney Savas Georgas.

Police officers, firefighters, and correctional officers make up a large share of the client base. The firm also takes Baltimore City disability retirement claims, auto crashes, and premises injuries.

More than $250 million in verdicts and settlements sits behind LeViness, Tolzman & Hamilton, which has served Marylanders for over 30 years. One auto case produced a $4 million verdict, among the highest in the state at the time.

The firm resolves over 500 injury cases a year. Maximillian Van Orden and Tracey Ritter lead the practice, which also covers Social Security disability and bankruptcy. Offices sit in Baltimore, Owings Mills, Glen Burnie, and Lanham.

Todd Hyatt and Bradley Goldbloom are Baltimore injury lawyers who have handled accident claims for more than 30 years. Their downtown practice covers car and truck crashes, delivery driver collisions, and workers' compensation for police and firefighters. It is also one of the city's most-reviewed injury firms.

Denied and lowballed insurance claims are Eric T. Kirk's specialty. For over 30 years, the Baltimore attorney has sued carriers that refuse to pay on auto, homeowners, and uninsured motorist policies.

Attorney Kirk also runs a reduced-fee program that leaves clients a larger share of the settlement.

For more than 40 years, Cohen, Snyder & Eisenberg has represented Marylanders in injury, work comp, disability, and criminal cases. Clients speak directly with an attorney and can get follow-up medical referrals. Offices are open in Baltimore, Essex, Glen Burnie, and Frederick, with Spanish-language service.

A former Golden Gloves boxer and union organizer, Steven H. Heisler has practiced injury law in Baltimore since 1988. His results include a $5.5 million auto crash settlement and $1.3 million in an amputation case.

Attorney Heisler also represents clergy sexual abuse survivors.

Murphy, Falcon & Murphy is a Baltimore firm whose name has meant courtroom advocacy for 70 years. Billy Murphy Jr. and Hassan Murphy handled the Freddie Gray lawsuit and the Jordan McNair settlement with the University of Maryland.

Clients retain the whole team on a contingency fee, not a single attorney.

A $229 million verdict against Johns Hopkins Bayview stands as the second-largest malpractice award in U.S. history, and this firm won it. Wais, Vogelstein, Forman, Koch & Norman has recovered over $500 million in the past decade.

Nearly all of that came from birth injury and hospital negligence claims. Nineteen lawyers work from Baltimore, Chicago, and Minneapolis.

Troy W. Poole has recovered roughly $50 million for clients and taken on more than 530 cases from his White Oak office in Silver Spring.

He graduated cum laude from Howard University and earned his law degree there. He then clerked at the Eleventh Court of Appeals in Texas. The National Trial Lawyers named him to its Top 40 Under 40.

The practice is limited to injury claims in Maryland and the District, including nursing home abuse and dog bites.