Personal Injury Cases

When a person is injured by the fault of another, the person doing the wrong is negligent. Every person owes every other person the duty to be careful not to injure another. The negligence can happen just about anywhere, a car accident, a fall in the store, or the pharmacy can put the wrong medication in your prescription bottle. When you are injured due to the fault of another, you are immediately exposed to serious consequences that affect your health and your finances. Your first concern should always be to get the medical attention you need. But it does not take long for steep medical bills and limited income (from being unable to work) to catch up with you.

You have the right to be fully compensated for your injuries. This includes all medical costs you incur, any income that you lose, as well as a sum for the non-economic damages (pain, suffering, inconvenience, limitation, and deformity) caused by the injury. All of these losses can be past, present, and future losses.

If you have been injured and need to file a personal injury claim against a negligent individual or organization, you need to speak with an experienced personal injury attorney. My firm, The Law Offices of Erik D. Frye, P.A., can help. Contact us now.

For more than 20 years I have practiced in the Prince George's County and Upper Marlboro area, handling cases in personal injury and related matters of workers' compensation and insurance litigation. In that time, I have developed an acute understanding of how different avenues for compensation can work to help my clients protect their best interests.

I represent people who have been injured due to a wide range of negligence matters, including:

• Car and vehicle accidents
• Premises liability
• Traumatic injuries
• Workplace injuries
• Medical errors and malpractice
• Insurance claims and insurance litigation