About Zoglio and Stuller, P.A. — Personal Injury Maryland
Zoglio and Stuller, P.A. handles personal injury Bowie residents and Prince George’s County families bring after car accidents, medical malpractice, and traumatic incidents. Founded by Eugene M. Zoglio in 1978 and now joined by Justin D. Stuller and James A. Gazis, the firm has built a 47-year boutique practice across Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia. Free consultations make initial conversations risk-free. Browse additional Bowie Personal Injury Attorneys for further Prince George’s County options.
The firm covers Bowie, Upper Marlboro, Crofton, Annapolis, and the broader DC metro, with regular appearances in Maryland state and federal courts, Virginia state and federal courts, and the District of Columbia. Prince George’s County reports the highest fatal-crash totals in Maryland — averaging 91 fatalities per year — with high-risk corridors including Route 301 through Bowie. Personal injury Bowie residents need is built on understanding both the local crash dynamics and the multi-jurisdictional courts where claims are filed.
What Clients Say
Clients describe Zoglio and Stuller as personal, direct, and committed. The firm’s motto — “Our clients are not cases, they are PEOPLE!” — comes through in reviews praising attentive listening and clear case communication. Multi-state practice across MD, VA, and DC is a recurring theme, with clients appreciating that their accident or medical malpractice case can stay with one firm regardless of which jurisdiction it is filed in. The reputation rests on nearly five decades of community-rooted boutique practice.
Personal Injury — Practice Areas & Services
- Auto accident claims along Bowie-area corridors including Route 301, Route 50, and the Capital Beltway.
- Medical malpractice litigation in Maryland state and federal courts.
- Criminal and traffic defense for Prince George’s County, MD residents.
- Multi-jurisdictional injury claims across Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do Bowie car accident claims often involve heavy traffic corridors?
Route 301 through Bowie, the Capital Beltway (I-495), and the Baltimore-Washington Parkway (MD-295) all see high-volume traffic. Prince George’s County reported almost 20,000 car accidents in 2018, with over 5,000 producing serious injury. Frequent rear-end collisions and merging crashes generate most claims.
What is Maryland’s statute of limitations for personal injury?
Maryland has a three-year statute of limitations for most personal injury claims and a five-year statute of repose for medical malpractice (with a three-year discovery period). Acting quickly preserves evidence and witness availability. The firm offers free initial evaluation so injured clients understand their deadlines.
Does the firm handle cases that cross state lines?
Yes. The firm is licensed in Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia — a useful coverage given that many DC-metro accidents happen near jurisdictional borders. Cases can be filed in whichever jurisdiction yields the best procedural and legal advantages.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Bowie, MD
- Prince George’s County crash fatalities: Prince George’s County averages 91 car accident fatalities per year — the highest in Maryland — Zero Deaths Maryland
- Annual PG County accidents: Almost 20,000 car accidents occur annually in Prince George’s County, with over 5,000 causing serious injury — Vision Zero Prince George’s
- Multi-state coverage: The firm is licensed in MD, VA, and DC state and federal courts, since 1978 — Zoglio & Stuller, P.A.


