Virginia and Maryland Auto Accident Lawyer

The Most Accessible and Easy to Talk to Attorney on the Planet

My Cell # — 703-472-7688

I separate insurance companies from their money.

Calling A Lawyer Can Be Daunting – But Not If You Call Me. I want to hear your concerns and help you.

703-761-4343, VA

301-949-1515, MD

The Most Accessible and Easy to Talk to Attorney on the Planet

My Cell # — 703-472-7688

I separate insurance companies from their money.

Calling A Lawyer Can Be Daunting – But Not If You Call Me. I want to hear your concerns and help you.

Some auto insurance companies try, but do you find yourself saying “It’s Not Fair”?

Fair is not treating all people the same, but it is treating each person as they deserve.
I demand fair for every client I represent.

Your Situation

You’ve been injured in a car accident or hurt on the job, you’re in pain, and you have more questions than answers. Who will pay for the damage to your car? What should you say when the insurance adjuster calls? What should you do about your lost wages and your stack of medical bills? Are you entitled to any money for your pain and suffering? These are questions I can and will answer for you.

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For You:
In northern Virginia primarily: Fairfax, Alexandria, Arlington, Reston, Manassas, Woodbridge and Leesburg.
In suburban Maryland, primarily Silver Spring, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Hyattsville, Landover, Greenbelt, Riverdale, and all areas in and around Baltimore.

I am a full-time personal injury attorney who has been taking care of people injured in auto accidents and from other situations since 1980, and my staff and I routinely deal with getting cars repaired, handling insurance adjusters and getting clients’ medical bills paid and their lost wages collected. Simply put, what working with me means for you is that you need only concentrate on getting better and I will handle the stresses, the messes and the insurance people. You can call me — 16-17 hours a day (I do sleep) — at (703) 761-4343 or (301) 949-1515 to discuss your case for free, or click here for online contact.

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(703) 761-4343, VA (301) 949-1515, MD

Areas of Practice

With combined expertise and team approach, I am able to handle a broad range of claims involving injuries such as automobile accidents, workplace injuries, death claims and more in Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C.

Personal Injury

If you, a friend, or a loved one has been injured in an accident caused by the negligence of someone else, you no doubt know of the pain, hardship, and sleepless nights.

Auto Accidents

Automobile accidents happen. But they are not accidents. Someone wasn’t paying attention. If you have any appreciable injury, YOU NEED A LAWYER! This is so because insurance companies will not compensate you properly.

Work Injuries

Worker’s Compensation is a no-fault system designed to provide injured workers cash benefits (to partially replace wages while the worker is out of work).

Wrongful Death

The loss of a loved one is one of life’s most difficult passages. My firm handles these cases discreetly, professionally, and quickly.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Q. Do I need a lawyer?

A. For cases involving anything more than a minor injury, YES! Insurance companies are not your friends, and they will not “take care” of you. Often, claims adjusters are lawyers, so you are unevenly matched right from the start. A… Continue Reading

Q. What if my employer tells me not to file a claim, or threatens to fire me if I do so?

A. This is illegal! If this happens, immediately report it to your local workers’ compensation office. Continue Reading »

Q. Is it okay to talk about the accident?

A. Do not discuss the accident with anyone other than the investigating police officer, your doctors, and your lawyer. Insurance representatives are the LAST people you want to talk to. It is okay to talk to them, after your lawyer… Continue Reading »

Q. Should I move my vehicle?

A. Unless your vehicle is creating the potential for another accident, do not move it or the accident debris until you are instructed to do so by the investigating police officer. Continue Reading »