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Maryland Personal Injury Lawyer

Paul R. Wiesenfeld represents clients throughout the state of Maryland with offices in Rockville, MD. He focuses his practice on helping those injured in automobile accidents and workplace accidents. If you find yourself in need of legal assistance to help you receive compensation to cover medical expenses and other losses due to an injury, contact the Law Office of Paul R. Wiesenfeld, for a FREE IMMEDIATE consultation!

• Brain Injury
  Do you see behavioral changes in the person with the injury? If yes that is a sure sign of a brain injury
• Personal Injury
  Helping clients injured in an accident at work, at home or at play.
• Automobile Accident
  Helping those injured in automobile or recreational vehicle accidents
• Medical Malpractice
  Helping clients impaired at the negligence or carelessness of a medical professional.
• Criminal Law
  Providing criminal defense to those convicted of a crime.
• Workers' Compensation
  Supporting and representing clients with workers' compensation claims.

Latest News

• Details of Md. Girls' Deaths Revealed (FOX 5 Washington D.C.) - New details are emerging about the death of two girls who were killed and put inside a freezer.  Their mother, 42-year old Renee Bowman, appeared in a courtroom on Thursday in Montgomery County, where she is charged with their murders.
• Md. school board member Blair Ewing dies at 75 (WTOP Radio Washington, DC) - ROCKVILLE, Md. (AP) - Maryland school board member and former Montgomery County council member Blair Ewing has died. He was 75. His wife, Martha Brockway, said Ewing had a malignant carcinoid tumor and died Monday at the Casey House hospice in Rockville.
• Montgomery County Rejects Ambulance Fee (CBS 13 Baltimore) - An ambulance fee that Montgomery County Executive Isiah Leggett said was needed to help balance the budget has been rejected by the County Council.
• Montgomery, Md., Schools Made Teen Wait and Wait to Go to School (Washington Post) - Jeff Sukkasem is a U.S. citizen and legal resident of Montgomery County, with a passport, a library card and a volunteer job at a local Thai Buddhist temple. For the past two years, however, he essentially has been barred from public school.
• Police Car Involved In Montgomery County Crash (CBS 13 Baltimore) - A police officer suffered minor injuries overnight in Montgomery County, after the cruiser he was driving crashed into a civilian car. It happened late Friday night, about midnight Saturday morning, at the intersection of Rockville Pike -- also known as Route 355 -- and Edmontson Drive in Rockville.