"Providing Clients with Personalized Attention and Expert Legal Services"
Welcome to the Law Offices of Butschky, Ehlers & Butschky. Our legal practice is based in Maryland, and represents clients throughout the Mid-Atlantic area. For more than 25 years, we have assisted clients who have been injured in auto, truck, motorcycle and pedestrian accidents, as well as those who have been hurt at work or on the job and may qualify for workers' compensation. We also handle wrongful death, survival actions and Maryland medical malpractice cases.
Whether you need our personal injury attorneys to file an insurance claim or represent you in court, we will advocate for your legal rights and financial compensation. Your well-being and peace of mind are our number-one priorities. And unlike some larger firms, we are committed to giving your case the personalized attention it deserves.
Let the experience, expertise, and integrity of Butschky, Ehlers & Butschky help you with your personal injury case. To schedule a complimentary consultation, please call us at 410-472-3651 or 800-722-6616, or send us an email. (Mention you found us on the Internet for a special discount.)
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