Jaklitsch Law Group Voted Best Law Firm by The Daily Record Readers

Monday, October 19, 2020

Jaklitsch Law Group Voted Best Law Firm by The Daily Record Readers

The Jaklitsch Law Group was voted Maryland's "Best Law Firm - Personal Injury" and "Best Law Firm - Civil Litigation" by the readers of The Daily Record, Baltimore's trusted legal and business publication. More than 20,500 votes were received by readers.

"We are truly honored to be named a double winner by the readers of The Daily Record," said Rick Jaklitsch, President of The Jaklitsch Law Group. "Our lawyers and entire staff have been dedicated to giving every single client the very best customer service, and the very best possible result! It's great to see that commitment recognized and rewarded by so many folks."

The firm has continued to work at 100% capacity during the pandemic, making necessary accommodations and precautions for clients and staff so that everyone stays safe. As always, consultations are free and can be done over the phone. Call 855-Big-Dog1 if you've been injured in a car or truck crash.

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As the owner of the Jaklitsch Law Group in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, Rick Jaklitsch provides comprehensive representation for those injured in car and truck accidents as well as other personal injury clients. Among his numerous accolades, he earned the Trial Lawyers Board of Regents Litigator Award for Personal Injury, an honor that the Board of Regents describes as the “most coveted symbol of litigation achievement” in the United States. Rick Jaklitsch has also led his practice to outstanding recognition as an employer. The practice received a 2017 “Best Employer in Maryland” designation from The Daily Record and the Maryland Society for Human Resource Management State Council.

Rick Jaklitsch holds active membership in the Maryland Association for Justice and several local bar associations. He also sits on the Judicial Selection Committee of the Maryland State Bar Association and was appointed by Maryland's Governor to serve Maryland's Judicial Nominating Commission. Both individually and through his private practice, he has lent his support to dozens of local and national charities.