Scott Scherr
Scott R. Scherr, P.A., Attorney at Law
I handle a variety of personal injury, automobile accident, workers' compensation cases, DUI's and DWI's as well as serious traffic (driving on a suspended license, driving without a license, driving without insurance, etc.), minor traffic, and criminal matters. I also handle MVA hearings on a regular basis. I have a perfect 10.0 rating on AVVO, am AV rated by Martindale-Hubbell, and am a Super Lawyer by Thomson Reuter once again in 2023. I have outstanding reviews on both Google and AVVO. I have endorsements from 65 lawyers me on AVVO. I handle cases all over the State of Maryland in courts located in Towson, Essex, Catonsville, Baltimore, Elkton, Bel Air, Glen Burnie, Annapolis, Ellicott City, Westminster, Hyattsville, Upper Marlboro, Silver Spring, Rockville, Frederick, and Hagerstown.
I am ready to help you with your legal matter. You can call me at 410-821-2910, e-mail me at sscherr@fslawoffice.com, or visit my website at www.fslawoffice.com.
- Personal Injury
- Car Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Truck Accidents, Wrongful Death
- Workers' Compensation
- Criminal Law
- Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes
- DUI & DWI
- Traffic Tickets
- Suspended License
- Car Accidents
- MVA Hearings
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Free Consultation
We will give a free 30 minute consultation in most cases. -
Credit Cards Accepted
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Contingent Fees
We handle most car accident cases on a contingency fee of 1/3. There is no fee unless we obtain a successful recovery for you in these cases. Workers' compensation cases are also handled on a contingency fee with all fees regulated by the Workers' compensation Compensation Commission.
- District of Columbia
- District of Columbia Bar
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- Maryland
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- English: Spoken, Written
- President
- Scott R. Scherr, P.A.
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- Vice President
- Farace & Scherr, P.A.
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- Sole Practitioner
- Scott R. Scherr, Attorney at Law
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- Associate
- Israelson, Salsbury, Clements & Bekman, LLC
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- University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law
- J.D. (1988) | Law School
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- Honors: Graduated with Honors
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- Towson University
- B.S. (1984) | Psychology Major, Political Science Minor
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- Honors: summa cum laude
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- Maryland Super Lawyers
- Thomas-Reuter
- AV Peer Review rating and 5/5 rating
- Martindale-Hubbell
- 10.0 Rating
- AVVO
- Pupil of the Year
- J. Dudley Digges Inn of Court
- District of Columbia Bar
- Member
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- Baltimore County Bar Association
- Member
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- Maryland Association for Justice
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- Maryland State Bar Association
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- J. Dudley Digges Inn of Court
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- Starting a Law Practice
- Trial Reporter (MAJ)
- The Hidden Benefits of the Lawyer Referral Service
- The Advocate
- Mock Expert Deposition, Baltimore, Maryland
- J. Dudley Digges Inn of Court
- Mock Appellate Argument, Baltimore, Maryland
- J. Dudley Digges Inn of Court
- Nuts & Bolts of Civil Practice, District Court Seminar, Baltimore, Maryland
- Mock Arbitration, Baltimore, Maryland
- J. Dudley Digges Inn of Court
- How to Grow and Maintain Your Practice Using Lawyer Referral, Panel Discussion, Circuit Court for Baltimore County
- Baltimore County Bar Association
- Super Lawyer
- Thomson Reuters
- AV Rated
- Martindale-Hubbell
- 10.0 Rating
- AVVO
- Q. 7+ year old STET
- A: You need to speak with your immigration attorney. Do not get your record expunged until your immigration lawyer tells you what documentation you need and that it is okay to do so. The problem with expungement if you are not a citizen is that the records are difficult and sometimes impossible to get once they are expunged and immigration will want a true test copy of the disposition.
A stet means that the case was placed on the inactive docket which is not the same as a nolle prossequi and I am not sure how immigration will look at that. So, in short, ask your immigration lawyer what to do.
- Q. I was charged with 4th degree burglary. I got PBJ and it’s been 3 years since that ended. Can I have it expunged?
- A: You are entitled to expungement three years from the entry of the PBJ so long as your probation has ended. However, a subsequent conviction within the three years or pending criminal charge can disqualify you from expungement. If the State is objecting, they would state the reason for their opposition. It would be important to know the reason for the objection. You should consult with a lawyer.
- Q. I had an accident last year can I sue and can they fire me
- A: If you were injured on the job, you can file a claim for workers' compensation. You cannot sue your employer in court. Workers' compensation is your exclusive.
It is illegal to fire someone for making a workers' compensation claim under Maryland law.
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