About Holzman & Dickriede — Personal Injury Baltimore Maryland
Holzman & Dickriede handles personal injury Baltimore claims and has done so since 1966. Attorneys Ryan Dickriede and Henry Holzman lead the firm from its office on East Redwood Street. They serve the full Baltimore metro area. Because the firm has nearly 60 years of history, its attorneys are seasoned trial advocates. The practice covers car crashes, workplace injuries, and medical malpractice. It works on contingency, so clients pay nothing unless they recover. You can browse other firms in our personal injury directory. Maryland’s three-year filing deadline makes early contact wise. The attorneys explain the claim process in plain terms. Free consultations are offered.
What Clients Say
Clients point to the firm’s long track record and steady guidance. Reviewers note attorneys who prepare cases for trial, not just quick settlements. People mention clear communication during stressful claims. Many say they felt the team truly fought for fair value. The decades of courtroom experience reassure injured clients.
Personal Injury Baltimore — Practice Areas & Services
- Car, truck, and motorcycle accident claims in the Baltimore metro
- Workplace injuries and workers’ compensation matters
- Medical malpractice and serious-injury cases
- Slip and fall, dog bites, and wrongful death claims
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to file an injury claim in Baltimore?
Maryland allows three years from the accident date for most claims. The discovery rule can extend it for hidden injuries. Acting early keeps evidence fresh.
How do contingency fees work for injury cases?
The firm takes a percentage only if it wins your case. You pay no fee upfront. The exact percentage is set in a written agreement.
Where are Baltimore injury lawsuits filed?
Major claims go to the Circuit Court for Baltimore City on North Calvert Street. Smaller claims may go to the District Court. A local firm knows each court’s process well.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Baltimore, Maryland
- Filing deadline: Maryland’s injury statute of limitations is three years — Maryland People’s Law Library
- Injuries: About 29% of Maryland’s reported crashes caused injuries in a recent year — Maryland Department of Transportation
- Road deaths: Maryland recorded 572 traffic fatalities in 2024 — Maryland MVA
