Craig M. Gendler, P.A. - Maryland Attorney
Maryland Law Firm
For 30 years, I have devoted my practice to protecting the rights of persons charged with crimes, DUI/DWI, serious traffic offenses, and those who have been injured in motor vehicle and on-the-job accidents.
While obtaining the best possible result is of great importance, so is returning your telephone calls and responding to your emails in a timely manner. I will personally provide prompt, thorough and aggressive representation.
I have conducted trials before judges and juries throughout Maryland ranging from multiple murder death penalty cases to speeding ticket and "fender-benders." I recognize that every case is a "big" case for those involved.
Practice Areas:
Criminal Law
DUI
Traffic Cases
Workers’ Compensation
Personal Injury
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