Practice areas
The practice areas, filed the way the office files them
Cooper & Tuerk, LLP is a general practice firm that has handled civil and criminal matters from North Charles Street since 1965. Find the drawer that matches what happened, open the file, and call the office from there.
Injury
Personal InjuryInjured in an automobile accident, or otherwise, through the negligence of another. The firm builds the claim and deals with the insurer.
Workers' CompensationInjured on the job, or harmed in some way by your employment. The claim, the deadlines and the benefits you are owed.
Product LiabilityInjured as the result of faulty manufacturing, design, or a defective warning. Keep the product; the firm takes it from there.
Debt & tax
Also in the cabinet
Not sure which file yours belongs in?
Some matters cross drawers. A crash on the way to a job site is an injury claim and a workers' compensation claim. A divorce can bring a house, a business and a tax letter along with it. You do not have to sort that out before you call.
Tell the office what happened in your own words. An attorney, not a paralegal, will say which files it touches and what to bring to the first meeting.
Call (410) 539-0300Before the first call
Questions people ask the office
With an attorney. Cooper & Tuerk works directly with each client, providing personal service instead of leaving you with a paralegal.
201 North Charles Street, Suite 2300, Baltimore, MD 21201, in downtown Baltimore. Call (410) 539-0300 to set a time to come in.
Baltimore City, all of Baltimore County, Anne Arundel County and the wider Baltimore metropolitan area.
Often, yes. The firm handles mediation, and has had a court-certified mediator on its team, so many family, business and civil disputes can be resolved at a table rather than at trial.
Civil and criminal matters: personal injury, product liability, workers' compensation, divorce and custody, bankruptcy, tax matters, business law, civil litigation, mediation, wills and estate planning, and criminal defense.
No. It is a general overview, not legal advice, and reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Call the office to talk about your own situation.