Robert Richard Castro is an attorney currently serving the people of Washington, D.C. and Maryland. A partner in a firm in Waldorf, Maryland, he is proud to provide advocacy in the areas of personal injury, criminal cases and car accidents. Mr. Castro is not limited to these three areas, he takes his job to heart and handles a wide range of cases. Nearly 25 years of legal experience, he understands the fear of the courtroom, nay, he understands the panic his clients feel when they realize they need a lawyer. Mr. Castro knows how to fight on your behalf, presenting compelling claims, all the while offering compassionate and insightful representation. He makes this process easy and stress free! Contact him today!

Michael Schreyer is an advocate for the injured. He is a leader among injury attorneys in the state of Maryland, and across the greater Washington, DC region. Mr. Schreyer’s experience and record of success in the courtroom has led to the recognition of his skills, including: a “National Recognition of Achievement in Civil Trial Advocacy” from the Million Dollar Advocates Forum; “Preeminent,” from Martindale-Hubbell; “Superb” from AVVO; as well as membership in Super Lawyers. Mr. Schreyer currently serves as a member of the Interstate Trucking Group of the American Association of Justice, which provides leadership and education for the nation’s advocates for victims of catastrophic injuries in tractor trailer and bus collisions. Mr. Schreyer also serves as a member on the National Advisory Board of the Association of Plaintiff Interstate Trucking Lawyers of America (APITLA). He is also an active member of the Medical Malpractice Section of the Maryland Association for Justice. In the past, Mr. Schreyer has served in the position of Chairman of the Negligence, Insurance and Workers’ Compensation Section of the Maryland State Bar Association. He has tried cases and negotiated claims with some of the largest insurance companies in the world. His experience as a personal injury and workers’ compensation attorney has taken him to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals of the United States, the Court of Appeals of Maryland, and many of the trial courts in Maryland and Washington, DC. Mr. Schreyer has seen first hand the devastating physical and financial toll an injury can cause when others violate rules of safe conduct. He understands that without a fair and full verdict, an injury victim may never fully recover. Whether he is working on a car collision, truck crash, motorcycle wreck, pedestrian injury, construction catastrophe, medical malpractice or workers’ compensation case, Mr. Schreyer understands that each client faces a unique set of challenges. He applies his extensive knowledge of personal injury law, insurance, evidence, medicine and loss of earnings and disability to address the specific circumstances of each of his clients. He has been doing that since graduating from one of the nation’s top 20 law schools, The Washington and Lee University School of Law, and receiving a Juris Doctorate in 1988. Mr. Schreyer’s passion for aiding others has led him to contribute to a wide variety of organizations, including the Pope John Paul II Academy, and Big Brothers Big Sisters. Following the September 11, 2001, Pentagon and Twin Towers attacks, Mr. Schreyer was honored for his charitable representation of a victim through the Trial Lawyers Care Project of the American Association for Justice. While his litigation resulted in an award of more than one million dollars for a wounded hero, he accepted no legal fee for his work.

James K. McGee is an experienced, well-rounded attorney, whose knowledge and practical approach to the law benefits his clients. Mr. McGee has substantial experience representing clients before the Maryland Public Service Commission on a wide rage of matters, and has been named a Rising Star by SuperLawyers Magazine in Utility Law for almost a decade. Mr. McGee has been engaged to represent a multitude of clients in most major PSC proceedings on energy, telecommunications, electricity, gas, compliance, and regulatory issues. Mr. McGee represents power plant owners (renewable and fossil fuel), HVAC contractors, retail/wholesale suppliers, and multiple counties, among others. Mr. McGee has represented several clients in CPCN cases, rate cases, mergers, EmPOWER Maryland, and many more. In addition to his energy and utility practice, Mr. McGee represents individuals and businesses in a wide variety of transactional and civil litigation issues. He represents both landlords and tenants with lease preparation, evictions, and collection of back rent or the return of security deposits. He represents both Plaintiffs and Defendants, seeking to obtain a money judgment and collect on that judgment through wage garnishments or other means, or defends against such actions. He prepares contracts and other business organizational documents. Finally, Mr. McGee maintains a large domestic practice, representing families in divorce, child custody, and support and related matters. Mr. McGee practices law in state and federal courts in Maryland and Washington, D.C., both in courts of original jurisdiction and appellate courts. He is a proud graduate of the University of Maryland, an avid sports fan, including his beloved Terps, and lives in Edgewater with his wife and three daughters.

Mr. Boyd was born and raised in Southern Maryland. Mr. Boyd graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park, with a Bachelor’s of Science in Criminal Justice and Criminology. He went on to earn his Master’s degree and Juris Doctor from the University of Baltimore School of Law. Following law school, Mr. Boyd accepted a judicial clerkship with the Honorable Karen H. Abrams, former Administrative Judge for the Circuit Court of St. Mary’s County. Following his clerkship, Mr. Boyd joined the St. Mary’s County State’s Attorney’s Office, eventually becoming the lead prosecutor for vehicular homicides. As a prosecutor, Mr. Boyd also served on the board of the St. Mary’s County Adult Substance Abuse Recovery Court. Mr. Boyd is a member of the Maryland Bar Association (MSBA) and St. Mary’s County Bar Association. Mr. Boyd resides, with his wife and children, in St, Mary’s County. Mr. Boyd is an avid Baltimore sports fan.