Case Results

Maryland lawyer, George Patterson has handled several injury cases involving a medical condition that is often poorly understood by insurance adjusters and many doctors.

George Patterson represented a truck driver in Federal Court that was injured by cargo that had been improperly loaded and secured in a trailer.

George Patterson represented the family of a young man that was murdered by a fellow passenger on a party bus.

Montgomery County Circuit Court is considered unfriendly to personal injury clients. Attorney George Patterson successfully obtained a seven-figure verdict in the Circuit Court for Montgomery County for two deserving clients.

Maryland wrongful death laws are the last thing that you want to worry about after a tragic crash has taken the life of a loved one. Maryland has caps or limits on the amount that a jury is permitted to compensate someone for non-economic damages after a person’s life has wrongfully been taken. There are no limits on the amount that a jury may order an insurance company to pay for economic losses in a wrongful death claim.

Maryland wrongful death laws are the last thing that you want to worry about after a tragic crash has taken the life of a loved one. Maryland has caps or limits on the amount that a jury is permitted to compensate someone for non-economic damages after a person’s life has wrongfully been taken. There are no limits on the amount that a jury may order an insurance company to pay for economic losses in a wrongful death claim.

Cell phones are addicting. Just like addictions to drugs and alcohol, this addiction is the cause of many horrific car accidents. Attorneys George and Maria Patterson started handling car accident claims before cell phones were in almost every car. Every year George and Maria Patterson have helped those injured by people that were distracted by using their cell phones.

Tenants develop an expectation that pavement that appears wet has been treated to prevent the formation of black ice.

Hotels provide a home away from home for their guests. A guest is entitled to be protected at a hotel as any homeowner. Maryland law requires hotels to provide the highest level of care.