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- Baldwin, Briscoe & Steinmetz, P.C. Welcomes Duke May, V, to Their Team of Top Southern Maryland Attorneys October 14, 2024
- Baldwin, Briscoe & Steinmetz attorney, Nivea Ohri Joins MSBA Board of Governors March 20, 2024
- Demystifying Property Damage Claims After an Accident: Your Complete Guide February 21, 2024
- Nivea Ohri Appointed to Governor’s Commission on South Asian American Affairs December 23, 2023
- Baldwin, Briscoe & Steinmetz, P.C. Welcomes Zachary Tiblin to Their Team of Top Southern Maryland Attorneys November 25, 2023
- How Automobile Insurance Works November 9, 2023
- Hit and Run Accident Claims in Southern Maryland October 12, 2023
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22335 Exploration Drive
Ste. 2030
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3010 Crain Highway
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Waldorf MD, 20601
What to Do if You Are Pulled Over for DUI in Maryland
You’ve been out on the town or on your way home from a friend’s house when you see the blue lights in your rearview mirror. You know that you’ve had three beers–or was it four? You may be impaired or intoxicated. Your decisions in the next few minutes could impact your future.
Can I Handle My Case Without A Lawyer?
Hiring an attorney for your personal injury case could be one of the most important decisions you ever make. Should I go it alone?
What do I do after a Car Accident?
None of us plans to be involved in a crash. But an accident can change your life in the blink of an eye. Here’s what to do next.
Supporting Charles County
The law offices of Baldwin, Briscoe, and Steinmetz supported the residents of Charles County this past weekend by being a BRONZE Sponsor of the 98th Annual Charles County fair. Thousands of Charles County family members enjoyed the fair located at the fairgrounds in LaPlata, Maryland.
2022 Charles County Chamber of Commerce, “Stuff the Bus” Event
Expanding into Charles County, the Community We Serve
We are happy to announce that we have expanded in mid-June to include a physical office in Charles County, conveniently located at 3010 Crain Highway, Waldorf. “We felt that a physical presence in Waldorf would better meet the needs of clients in that area” stated partner Rick Steinmetz who is a resident of Charles County.
Baldwin, Briscoe and Steinmetz awarded Maryland Pro Bono Service Award
This award is presented to a judge who has contributed to the overall pro bono effort by encouraging participation among lawyers, or increasing access to the judicial system for legal services for low-income clients.
Maryland Boulevard Rule Explained
Learn how Maryland’s boulevard rule determines fault in intersection accidents, favoring main road drivers and ensuring traffic flow.
The Five Types of Maryland Automobile Insurance
Ensure you’re fully protected on Maryland roads with the five types of auto insurance. Stay compliant and safeguard your assets.
Can I recover money damages if my pet is injured or killed?
Learn how Maryland law allows pet owners to recover up to $10,000 for veterinary and replacement costs after pet injuries or death.
Injunctive Relief in Maryland
Discover everything about injunctive relief in Maryland, including types, court factors, and examples to protect your rights and stop harm.
Why does it Take So Long to Get Compensated for my Car Crash?
Discover why it can take so long to settle personal injury claims. Learn about the factors that delay the process and we can help you.
Maryland’s Court of Special Appeals Overturns Dismissal of Slip and Fall Case
Explore the Court of Special Appeals’ decision in Cador v. YES Organic Market, emphasizing the roles of negligence and assumption of risk.
Maryland Court holds that Slip and Fall Case Should Be Decided by a Jury
A Maryland appeals court reinstated Tracy McQuaid’s injury case against homeowners, questioning their knowledge of a slippery hazard.