Automobile and Car Accident Information

Maryland Car Accident Lawyers

Driving is a necessity for most people, but it’s still one of the most dangerous parts of our daily lives. Auto accidents are the leading cause of death for people under 35, and remain the leading accidental killer for Americans of all ages. According to the federal Department of Transportation, drinking and driving contributes to a shocking 40% of those auto accident fatalities each year. People who live through an auto accident often come away with serious, life-changing spinal injuries, brain damage, broken bones, disfiguring scars or chronic pain.

If you’ve been in an accident, you know that they often cause serious financial pain as well. Even if you have good insurance, it can often be a nightmare to negotiate the company’s bureaucracy and get all of the claim payments you’re entitled to. When other people’s insurers are involved, they often seem to look for any excuse at to deny your claim. Furthermore, without a functioning car, it may be impossible to work, especially if your injuries limit your ability to walk. Repair bills, medical bills and missed work all suck away income for injured people at the time when they need it most. If you’re facing these costs because of another person’s carelessness or an insurance company’s greed, you have the right to sue for fair compensation.

If your accident involved an intoxicated driver, you may be helping out with a criminal prosecution already. But while criminal prosecution holds drunk drivers responsible for their debts to society, it can’t hold them responsible for the injuries, pain and financial costs their irresponsibility caused to you. You may be left with serious debts caused by unexpected, sky-high medical or funeral bills, a wrecked car, and the sudden and irreversible loss of an income. Your family may be facing life without the love, care and domestic help of a parent, spouse or child. Victims who live may face years of surgeries or therapy before they can regain the independence they had before the accident. A drunk driving lawsuit can help you and your family secure the money to meet these needs and move on.

If you or someone you care about was hurt in a Maryland car accident, Meng & Alpert, LLC can help. Our attorneys have more than 20 years of experience investigating, prosecuting and litigating car crashes. Partner Andrew Alpert is a former prosecutor who has investigated hundreds of vehicular homicide cases and is experienced in DWI/DUI cases involving intoxicated drivers. Our long experience in Maryland vehicle laws, and relationships with those skilled in traffic-accidents, has helped us recover significant compensation for our clients, even those who were told by other lawyers that their cases couldn’t be won. For a free consultation with the experienced Washington DC car accident attorneys at Meng & Alpert, LLC, call our Upper Marlboro office today at 1-866-444-6363 or fill out our confidential online case evaluation form.

Additional Auto Accident Information

• Motor Vehicle Accidents
• Motor Vehicle Accidents - An Overview
• Injuries and Compensation
• Insurance Claims Dos & Dont's
• Uninsured or Underinsured Motorists
• No-Fault Insurance
• What to do if you are in an accident
• Motor Vehicle Accidents FAQ's
• Motor Vehicle Accidents Resource Links

Meng & Alpert, LLC
14507 Main Street
P.O. Box 549
Upper Marlboro, MD 20773
1-866-444-6363
1-301-627-1600
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From our offices in Upper Marlboro, our Maryland criminal defense attorneys and DWI lawyers handle cases throughout the entire state of Maryland, including Southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore of Maryland, including the counties of Montgomery County, Howard County, Prince George’s County, Anne Arundel County and Frederick County, as well as the cities of Bethesda, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Chevy Chase, Silver Spring, Columbia, Ellicott City, Annapolis, Glen Burnie, Bowie, College Park, Greenbelt, Oxon Hill.  also defend individuals facing DUI charges in metropolitan Washington D.C.