Coltons Point Personal Injury Lawyers

Gerardine M Delambo represents clients in Social Security Disability and SSI cases, files cases in Maryland state and federal court for victims of employment discrimination and handles consumer bankruptcy cases.

Arthur Crum concentrates his civil litigation practice on representing individuals who have been injured in vehicle accidents including automobile, motorcycle and commercial truck accidents.

I have been a trial lawyer for over thirty five years. I have tried many criminal jury trials including several murders and a death penalty case. I then expanded my practice to include personal injury and workers compensation in the late Eighties. since that time I have tried many personal injury jury trials and workers compensation appeals. My personal best verdict was a jury award of $2,055,000.00 for a client who had a leg amputation due to a doctor's negligence.
I care a great deal about my clients...

Deborah G. Van Bergen has been serving the legal needs of individual clients in Anne Arundel County, the Baltimore Metropolitan Area and Eastern shore for over 13 years. She emphasizes the high quality personal service to solve problems and create opportunities in the most practical, efficient and effective manner possible. http://www.dvanbergen.com/

For a complete summary of Mr. Foster's credentials and experience, including 20 years as a Senior Assistant State's Attorney, and nearly 30 years of experience inside Maryland courtrooms, please go to his website at: www.alexfosterlaw.com

https://pennlawfirmllc.com/

Nearly 20 years of trial experience at the state and federal level handling complex civil and criminal cases. I have tried hundreds of cases before judges and juries. My current focus is representing railroad workers in personal injury cases under the Federal Employers Liability Act and in whistleblower cases under the the Federal Railroad Safety Act. Admitted to practice in Maryland and the United States District Court for the District of Maryland. Pending admission to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.