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Maryland Personal Injury Attorneys Located in Derwood, MD
The law firm of Rothbard & Kerndt focuses on personal injury law, including serious injuries, car accidents, tractor-trailer and truck accidents, drunk driving accidents, motorcycle accidents, wrongful death, medical malpractice, product liability and other types of personal injury.
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Rothbard & Kerndt
You want to work with attorneys that combines skill, experience, and drive.
For over 85 years the law firm of Rothbard & Kerndt has combined growth and innovation in the practice of law with respect for stability and tradition. We have carefully cultivated and nurtured professional relationships to create a strong diversified legal practice. Our team of lawyers is dedicated to providing attentive, prompt, efficient, personal attention to our clients.
Why Choose Rothbard & Kerndt, P.L.L.C.?
Fighting for the Injured from Offices in Maryland
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- We're free to talk, 24 hours a day!
- We have served tens of thousands of families in our community since 1973.
- Our dedicated legal team has over 150 years of combined experience.
- You won't pay unless we win!
- We are a family-owned law firm.
Millions Recovered for Our Clients
Hand Injury
$4.6
Million
Spinal Cord Injury
$3.55
Million
Brain Injury
$2.5
Million
Wrongful Death
$2.5
Million
Burn Injury
$2.4
Million
Orthopedic Injuries
$2
Million
Broken Arm
$1.325
Million
Head Injury
$1.2
Million
Liability in A Personal Injury Case
How Long Do I Have to File a Personal Injury Case?
One of the most important elements of a personal injury case is determining fault. Once fault is established, the at-fault party will need to pay compensation to the injured party, whether it is negotiated or settled in court. A plaintiff can prove fault in a variety of ways, but a few essential elements must be proven in order to find a party liable:
- That the defending party owed you a duty of care
- That this duty that was owed to you (the plaintiff) was breached
- That the cause of the plaintiff’s injuries was this breach of duty
- That the plaintiff suffered damages, such as missed wages from work or medical bills