Welcome
We Care, We’re Capable, and We Make House Calls
Past President, Maryland Trial Lawyers’ Association
Lambros & Lambros is a father son law firm that has been in practice since 1987 in Baltimore County, Maryland. Michael J. Lambros began practicing law in 1960. J. Mitchell Lambros has been in practice since 1985 and served as president of the Maryland Trial Lawyers’ Association (now the Maryland Association for Justice) in 2003-2004. We help clients in
Social Security Disability
We practice throughout the Baltimore and Washington metro areas.
Maryland Injury and Disability Lawyers Who Know You by Name
When you are hurt, sick or out of work, the last thing you need is a law firm that treats you like a file number. At Lambros & Lambros, you work directly with an experienced attorney from your first phone call to the end of your case. We represent only injured and disabled people — never insurance companies — so there is never any question about whose side we are on.
For nearly four decades our Cockeysville office has helped families in Baltimore County, Baltimore City and across the Baltimore and Washington metro areas.
How We Help
- Personal injury: car, truck and motorcycle crashes and falls caused by dangerous property conditions. Maryland allows compensation for past and future medical bills, lost income, and pain and suffering.
- Medical malpractice: birth injuries, missed heart attacks, missed strokes and other serious medical errors. These cases require expert physicians and a firm willing to make a major commitment.
- Workers’ compensation: medical care, wage replacement and permanency benefits for people hurt on the job, regardless of who was at fault.
- Social Security Disability: SSDI and SSI claims and appeals. Mitch Lambros has obtained benefits for more than 1,700 clients and has appeared at more than a thousand hearings.
Why Clients Choose Lambros & Lambros
We care. Our practice is built on listening. We take the time to understand how an injury or illness has changed your daily life, because that is the story a judge, jury or insurance adjuster needs to hear.
We’re capable. J. Mitchell Lambros holds Martindale-Hubbell’s AV Preeminent® rating, the highest peer rating for legal ability and ethics. He is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Duke University and a member of the Order of the Coif from Duke Law School. He has extensive litigation experience in complex injury and medical malpractice cases in Maryland state and federal courts.
We make house calls. People who are seriously injured or disabled often cannot get around easily. If you are having trouble traveling, we will come to you — at home, in the hospital or at a rehabilitation facility — so that evidence is preserved and your rights are protected from the start.
Act Quickly to Protect Your Claim
Evidence disappears fast. Witnesses forget, damaged vehicles are repaired, trucking companies may discard driver records after six months, and dangerous conditions get fixed. Deadlines also apply: most Maryland personal injury lawsuits must be filed within three years, a workers’ compensation claim should be filed within 60 days of an accident, and Social Security gives you only 60 days to appeal a denial. The sooner you call, the more we can do.
No Fee Unless We Recover
Injury and disability cases are handled on a contingency fee basis. You do not pay attorney fees up front, and in Social Security cases the fee is set by federal rules and approved by the Social Security Administration. Your first conversation with us is free and confidential.
Serving Baltimore County and Beyond
Our office on York Road in Cockeysville is convenient to Towson, Timonium, Lutherville, Hunt Valley and Baltimore City, and we represent clients throughout the Baltimore and Washington metro areas. Because we make house calls, distance and mobility do not have to stand in the way of getting good legal help. Whether your case involves a crash on the Beltway, a fall at a local store, a missed diagnosis at a hospital, an injury on the job or a denied disability claim, we are ready to listen.
What to Expect When You Call
When you call 410-666-2200, we will listen to what happened and ask a few questions about your injury or illness, your treatment and any deadlines you may be facing. If we can help, we will explain your options and the next steps. If your situation is outside our practice, we will tell you so. If you are too hurt or sick to travel, we can arrange a house call.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I really need a lawyer? Insurance companies and government agencies have professionals working to protect their interests. Studies of Social Security claims, for example, show that represented claimants do better. A lawyer levels the playing field and makes sure deadlines are met.
How much will it cost? Injury cases are handled on a contingency fee basis, and Social Security fees are limited by federal rules. You do not pay attorney fees up front.
Where do you practice? Our office is in Cockeysville, Baltimore County, and we practice throughout the Baltimore and Washington metro areas.
Helpful Resources
- What to Do After a Car Accident in Maryland
- Myths About Social Security Disability
- Client reviews and awards
Please allow us to help you or someone you care about by contacting us today. We care, we’re capable, and we make house calls.
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