Wrongful Death & Catastrophic Injury

Truck & Commercial Vehicle Accident Claims

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What is a Wrongful Death Claim?

When someone’s life is cut short because of another party’s negligence, Maryland law allows certain family members—typically a spouse, children, or parents—to file a wrongful death claim. In plain terms, it’s the lawsuit your loved one could have brought if they had survived, now pursued by their family for the losses they’ve endured. Damages can include grief, loss of companionship, and the financial support your loved one would have provided.



Maryland also recognizes “survival actions,” where the deceased person’s estate can recover for medical expenses, lost wages, and the pain they suffered before passing. Our firm handles both types of claims so families don’t have to navigate multiple legal processes during such a difficult time.

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Compensation in Wrongful Death Cases

Wrongful death compensation can address:

  • Economic losses like lost income, funeral and burial costs, and the value of services your loved one provided to the household

  • Non-economic losses such as mental anguish, loss of companionship, guidance, and emotional support

While Maryland places certain limits on non-economic damages, we fight to ensure every dollar of economic and allowable non-economic recovery is pursued.

Supporting Families Through Tragedy

We understand no verdict or settlement can replace a loved one. Our role is to ease the financial strain and hold the responsible parties accountable. From the moment you reach out, we handle the legal complexities so you can focus on grieving and supporting your family. We keep communication clear and compassionate, knowing that legal updates should never come at the expense of empathy.


Catastrophic Injuries (Life-Altering Harm)

A catastrophic injury changes everything—from your ability to work to how you move through daily life. These include traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries leading to paralysis, amputations, severe burns, and other permanent conditions. Beyond immediate treatment, they often require lifelong medical care, home modifications, adaptive equipment, and significant lifestyle adjustments. We calculate not just your current needs, but the decades of care and income loss ahead.


Our Experience with Severe Cases

Our attorneys have successfully handled high-stakes wrongful death and catastrophic injury cases throughout Maryland and Washington, D.C. We work with life care planners, economists, and leading medical professionals to fully document the financial, physical, and emotional impact of your loss. This comprehensive approach helps ensure that any settlement or verdict accurately reflects the true extent of your damages.

Collaborating with
Referring Attorneys

Because these cases are complex and resource-intensive, many attorneys across Maryland refer wrongful death and catastrophic injury matters to us. This trust from other lawyers reflects our reputation for delivering results in the most challenging cases. If another attorney connected you with us, rest assured you’re in experienced and capable hands.

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Pursuing Justice and Security

Whether your case involves the loss of a loved one or a life-altering injury, the goal is the same: justice, accountability, and the financial security to move forward. Contact our wrongful death and catastrophic injury lawyers serving Maryland and Washington, D.C. for a confidential, no-obligation consultation. We’ll listen carefully, explain your options, and fight for the outcome you deserve.