The Law Office of Ross W Albers

We hired him for a civil lawsuit with a contractor and can’t recommend him highly enough. He was responsive, organized, professional, and he worked very hard to get us the best outcome as possible. Most importantly, he’s an honest attorney who really tries to help; he doesn’t cut corners and doesn’t try to get over on his clients. His fees are very reasonable and fair. I will recommend him to anybody who may ever need a attorney in the area.

I have dealt with Ross Albers in a professional capacity, not as a client of his. I am a Chiropractor that treats auto accident and other personal injury patients in downtown Baltimore and he is a lawyer that represents many of these injured clients. He is a tireless advocate on behalf of his patients. Many law groups assign personal injury and car accident cases to paralegals to process their claims, where the injured clients only meet with the «head honcho» once their case is ready to be settled. Mr. Albers is a hands on representative from the first phone call on. He makes sure to talk to his clients, answer their questions, and set them up for treatment. (And in the interest of full disclosure he works with several other chiropractors, PTs and medical professionals in addition to myself, depending on where his clients live). He also has a great understanding of the inner workings of personal injury/​auto accident claims, which helps him decide when it makes sense to settle a claim quickly or whether it makes sense to file suit and go to court. He is one of the few lawyers I’ve worked with that makes his decisions based on the best interest of his clients, and not just his legal fees. From what I understand he also handles DUI cases and criminal defense cases. However, I can not speak to these areas of his practice since I do not know him in that capacity. The bottom line to this review is if you are injured in Maryland (whether its Baltimore City or Westminster, or anywhere, really) and want a fighter on your side to protect your rights, consider giving Mr. Albers a call. If, on the other hand, you want to be passed down a phone tree to speak to an assistant who will treat you like a number, by all means shop around.