Car accident lawyers in Maryland that you can trust
Recovering from a car accident in Maryland? Only settle for a team that puts you first.
If you've been in a car accident in Maryland, you're not alone. But sometimes, recovering from a Maryland car accident can feel lonely—and scary.
This is especially when you need medical care after your car wreck, when you have to navigate mountains of confusing insurance paperwork, or when you need to have your car repaired.
But remember: with the right support on your side, you can improve your chances of getting the support and compensation you need.
A skilled legal team of Maryland car accident attorneys from Mighty Law can help you establish a strong case, make sense of industry standards, and negotiate a fair offer that supports your full recovery. Meanwhile, our compassionate case management team can help you navigate healthcare, car repairs, mental health, and more.
At Mighty Law, our auto collision attorneys have years of experience trying and settling personal injury claims—but we never settle for business as usual. From our experienced team of personal injury lawyers to our easy-to-use client portal, we combine all of our experience and expertise into an all-in-one process that works for you.
As soon as you give us a call, we'll start lining up the facts and fighting for what's fair—with fees that are 10% lower than the industry average.
Most Common Car Accident Injuries
- Soft tissue injuries
- Scrapes and cuts
- Head injuries
- Internal organ injuries
- Arm and leg injuries
- Broken bones
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Andrew Larson
Andrew is a Texas attorney with over a decade of experience practicing law, including serving veterans as an attorney with the Department of Veterans Affairs. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Law School and holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan.
Why Choose Mighty?
How does Mighty Law uncomplicate the personal injury industry in Maryland? With compassion, innovation, and a whole lot of ethics. Mighty Law prides itself on its people-first car accident lawyers who put you first. Plus, with Mighty's easy-to-use client portal, you'll know everything that's going on at every step of the way—because transparency is in our DNA. Working with Mighty Law means you're free from quotas, quid-pro-quos, hidden fees, and conflicts of interest. In other words, you're free to recover the way you want.
Resources
Accidents are, well, accidents. They can happen to anyone and at any time. But, what you do after an accident is in your control and can make your post-accident journey easier and better for you and your family.
Maly Ohrenschall
June 23, 2022
If you’re hurt in an accident, the most obvious course of action is to get medical treatment. But getting treatment after an accident has implications that go beyond just your physical health. People get pressure from their attorney to get treatment, even though their attorney may not disclose that often medical treatment from an accident isn’t covered by health insurance, and your legal settlement may depend on the treatment you get.
Maly Ohrenschall
June 23, 2022
In order to pursue a personal injury settlement there must be another party responsible for the accident who is able to personally, or more commonly through insurance, provide compensation. You must also have suffered damages in the form of a physical injury or emotional trauma.
Maly Ohrenschall
June 23, 2022
FAQ
What should I do if I get in a car accident in Maryland?
Accidents can be complicated and dangerous. In the immediate aftermath, it's important to get to safety and seek help. Request immediate medical attention if necessary and notify law enforcement. The police can help you write an official report, which will almost definitely come in handy if you pursue a personal injury settlement.
If you're able, you might want to collect photo evidence of the crash, road conditions, and traffic signs, as well as witness statements and other relevant documents.
What is the average settlement for a car accident in Maryland?
Car accident settlements tend to vary widely, since some factors may be out of your control—such as how large the auto insurance policy is of the car that hit you. While 75% of personal injury cases settle for less than $30,000, some car accident claims may reach the millions. We'll help you value your case based on your medical expenses and the facts of the incident.
Is hiring a car accident lawyer in Maryland necessary?
No, it is not strictly necessary to hire a Maryland car accident lawyer. However, many car accidents can result in significant property damage and medical expenses. This may entitle you to a cash settlement to compensate you for lost wages, pain and suffering, and more.
In these cases, an experienced team of Maryland auto accident attorneys from Mighty Law can streamline the claims process and maximize your chance of receiving fair support—so that you can focus on your recovery.
How much do Mighty Law's Maryland car accident lawyers cost?
Cases that settle directly come with a pre-suit fee of 30% or less of the final settlement amount. Cases that go to trial have a post-suit fee of 36% or less. You won't hear a lot of personal injury law firms talk about their pricing structure—but at Mighty Law, we're all about transparency.
Plus: we're here to help take away your post-accident financial stress—not add to it—so we keep our fees at 10% less than the industry average. And as always, you only pay if you win.
What does the process look like to get started filing my claim and working with Mighty Law?
We kick off the process with a free initial screening, where we learn more about your car accident case. If we can help, you'll sign a retainer agreement which will specify that you only have to pay if you win your case.
Now, you'll be represented by a Mighty Law Maryland car accident lawyer. You'll work together with a case manager to gather documentation. At the same time, we'll help you find and pay for medical treatment related to your accident.
Once all of the necessary paperwork is on file, we'll assemble your claim and file a demand letter with the insurance company. Most cases reach a settlement after the demand process, but if yours doesn't, we'll help you file a lawsuit. Filing a lawsuit has its own process that your Mighty Law car accident attorney will be responsible for.
How long will it take to investigate a car accident claim in Maryland?
From the moment we begin working together, we'll do our best to help you get the support you deserve as soon as possible. In the background, we'll be collecting the police report from your accident and any other video or witness evidence from the scene.
We'll be monitoring your medical treatment and collecting medical treatment records once your treatment is complete, and we'll file a notice with any involved insurance companies. This process can take a few weeks, but we'll make it go as quickly—and as easily—as possible.
What happens once my car accident case is settled?
If you've agreed to a settlement, your Mighty Law Maryland car crash attorney will give you a “settlement statement” which shows the total (or gross) settlement amount, and the bills of anyone who helped you during your case that you deferred payment to until the settlement was reached.
This typically includes your lawyer, doctors, and finance companies, if you took out a settlement advance. You'll then receive everything that's left (the net amount) after these bills are paid.
Rowe Weinstein & Sohn, PLLC
(301) 770-4710
1401 Rockville Pike, Suite #110, Rockville, MD 20852
Hirsch & Cosca, PC
(301) 818-1000
12301 Old Columbia Pike, Suite 210, Silver Spring, MD 20904
Lloyd J Eisenberg & Associates
(301) 596-3636
10632 Little Patuxent Pkwy #430, Columbia, MD 21044
Mighty Law Lawyers
Mighty Law lawyers have civil litigation experience, come from mission-driven backgrounds, and agree to a strict Code of Conduct for how they work with clients.
Andrew Larson
Mighty Law Attorney
Andrew is a Texas attorney with over a decade of experience practicing law, including serving veterans as an attorney with the Department of Veterans Affairs. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Law School and holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan.
