Meng & Alpert, LLC Attorneys at Law

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Experienced Maryland Attorneys

November 5, 2010 - Located in Maryland, Alpert Schreyer is a highly rated law firm with specific knowledge and training in criminal defense, DUI/DWI and personal injury law, including auto, truck, motorcycle, and boating accidents. Our attorneys handle cases throughout the state of Maryland and in the District of Columbia.
Former Prosecutor and Partner Andrew Alpert brings over 19 years of experience and advanced training in DUI and intoxicated-driving laws to the firm, allowing a thorough defense of clients accused of alcohol-related traffic charges and vigorous representation for clients. Hes built a solid reputation in southern Maryland and beyond as an aggressive criminal defense attorney and has a proven track record of successfully defending numerous individuals including those involved in high-profile DUI/DWI and vehicular manslaughter cases (Maryland Independent 09/17/2004; Maryland Independent 09/22/2004.)
Partner Michael Schreyer has devoted 16 years to developing thorough trial skills and knowledge in more than one thousand personal injury and workers' compensation cases. An accomplished appellate advocate, he has overturned and defended trial court decisions through appeals to Maryland's highest courts. He has been a speaker for the Maryland Workers' Compensation Education Association state convention, concerning current appellate cases, and for the Maryland Trial Lawyers' Association, concerning claims by traveling employees.
Associate Joseph P. Hart is an experienced personal injury and negligence litigation attorney who brings over 35 years of experience in public and private practice to Alpert Schreyers clients. A former defense attorney for civil litigation cases, Mr. Hart now represents individuals that have been injured or killed as the result of personal injury, including those involved in car, truck, boating, and motorcycle accidents.
Being convicted of a crime has serious consequences; you could lose your freedom, your savings, a driver's license, work opportunities and even your family. Serious injuries caused by another person's carelessness can leave victims physically disabled, financially drained and emotionally devastated. But if you've been arrested or injured, it doesn't have to ruin your life. Even if you feel hopeless, Alpert Schreyer can help you understand your case, protect your rights and work to get the most advantageous outcome possible. We've helped thousands of people throughout Maryland and Washington, D.C. fight their DUI/DWIs and criminal charges, and seek justice through the civil courts. We are committed to protecting our clients' Constitutional rights and getting the best possible results in court.
Because we understand that people who are facing serious decisions are often financially stressed, we always offer free consultations to potential clients. For a free, confidential evaluation of your case from an experienced legal professional, call Alpert Schreyer today at 1-866-444-6363 or fill out our online case evaluation form.

From our offices in Maryland, our Bethesda criminal defense, personal injury, estate and trust litigation, real property litigation, and DUI/DWI lawyers handle cases throughout the entire state of Maryland, including Southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore of Maryland, including the counties of Montgomery County, Howard County, Prince George’s County, Anne Arundel County, Calvert County, Charles County and Frederick County, as well as the cities of Bethesda, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Chevy Chase, Silver Spring, Upper Marlboro, Columbia, Ellicott City, Annapolis, Glen Burnie, Bowie, College Park, Greenbelt, LaPlata, Oxon Hill and Waldorf. also defend individuals facing DUI charges in metropolitan Washington D.C.

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