Thomas Edward Pyles

When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=oGgzOmfBOHo

Are nursing homes bad?

Are nursing homes bad? Well, nursing homes are regulated by federal and state statutes. By and large, most of these facilities are top notch. However, there are some bad ones. You have to be aware of that when you're putting a loved one in one of these facilities.

If you find that your loved one has been the victim of nursing home abuse or neglect, or some type of malpractice, give the Law Office of Thomas E. Pyles a call and our experienced staff and attorneys will help you make the claim that you need to help protect the loved one and get the just compensation that you deserve.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=3Vm9rDNF5yE

How do you get bed sores?

How you get bed sores is generally if the person has been laying in a position for an extended period of time, usually it takes about a week and what happens is that someone fails to turn them over or turn them so that they're not laying in the same spot. The skin breaks down, and that causes an ulcer and you have to get immediate treatment.

If you find that you or a loved one has suffered from bed sores and it's a result of a healthcare provider, give the law office of Thomas E. Pyles a phone call today, and we will help you make the claim, and get the compensation that you deserve.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=cDW5EDpbHtk

How to sue a hospital for the wrong diagnosis?

How do you sue the hospital for making a misdiagnosis? Assuming that there is a relationship, an employee-employer relationship between the doctor and the hospital, then you would sue the hospital the same way you would sue the doctor, and that is, you would file a malpractice claim against the hospital and you would have to prove the same elements you would in a medical malpractice claim against the doctor.

If you or a loved one has been injured by the misdiagnosis of a hospital or a doctor, you should give the law office of Thomas E. Pyles a call today, right away and let our experienced staff and our experienced attorneys help you and guide you through this difficult time and this difficult process.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=WHZyMEe15VE

What to do if a hospital is misdiagnosing you?

If a hospital misdiagnoses you, what that usually means is that a doctor working at the hospital has misdiagnosed your condition. Oftentimes a doctor is an independent contractor so you won't be able to sue the hospital. You'll have to sue the doctor. There are rare occasions where the doctor does act as an employee of the hospital and that usually occurs in the emergency room.

If you find that you've been misdiagnosed while you're in the care of a hospital, give the Law Office at Thomas E. Pyles a phone call, and our experienced attorneys will help you through the process of making the claim and making sure that you or your loved one gets the just compensation that they deserve.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=3pHp-HHJRk8

What is the primary cause of motorcycle crashes?

The primary cause of motorcycle crashes is the failure of motorists to detect and recognize the motorcyclist who's in traffic. Two-thirds of the cases with crashes involving motorists and motorcycles, it's the motorists fault because they just simply did not detect, recognize the motorcyclists in traffic. A lot of these injuries with motorcycles are catastrophic simply because they have no protection, no protection that they would otherwise have if they were in a motor vehicle.

If you find that you've been a victim or your loved one's been a victim of a motorcycle crash, give the Law Office of Thomas E. Pyles a call. Our experienced attorneys will help you through this process.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=e5VefluZ4CI

What is PIP?

PIP is an acronym for Personal Injury Protection. This usually comes from a person's insurance company. PIP is predominantly for your lost wages and medical expenses. If you're involved in a car accident and you've missed out on work or you have medical bills, you could take from your PIP claim and use that to pay the medical bills or your lost wages. Once that is exhausted, however, then you would have to wait to the settlement aspect of things or after we file suit and the case has been rendered in your favor.

If you are trying to retrieve your PIP from your PIP fund, you should definitely contact our office, The Law Office of Thomas E. Pyles, and we will definitely assist you in doing that.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=rmOO97S6Tjo

How to claim insurance after a car accident?

How to claim insurance after a car accident. What you do is, you first go to the office of a lawyer, our office, Law Office of Thomas E. Pyles.

You come to our office and you meet with us to let us know exactly what happened with the car accident. Once you finish your medical treatment, we obtain your lost wages. If you missed work, then we will send that information in a settlement letter or a claim letter to the at-fault driver's insurance company.

Again, if you would send them to retrieve directly from the insurance company, they may not deal with you, I'll say, in an equal manner the way they would deal with the law office. That's why you need to come to our law office, the Law Office of Thomas E. Pyles. We will adequately represent you.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=wdHTE7zXzIo

Who is at fault in a car accident?

The person at fault in a car accident is the person that caused the car accident, is the liable party. There are several ways of proving liability in a car accident. The first way is having a police report. A car accident occurs, the police comes out, and the police do a report, an accident report. The accident report usually has the at-fault driver who caused that accident. That will be your number one way of proving liability.

Sometimes, individuals that are involved in a car accident have a difficult time retrieving this police or accident report. This is why you need to come to our office, the Law Office of Thomas E. Pyles. Our team will help you in retrieving this accident report and also proving that the other individual is the at-fault driver and liable for the car accident.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=OjOVA5s0g6I

Who is the claimant in an auto accident?

The claimant in the auto accident is the individual that was not at fault in that accident. They originally started off as a claimant because they come to our office and we assist them with obtaining a compensation for their lost wages or their medical bills.

We send the claim to the insurance company of the at-fault driver. After we send that claim to the insurance company, the insurance company either accepts the claim or denies the claim. If the insurance company subsequently denies the claim, then the claimant, their title changes from claimant to plaintiff.

If you have any issues with or if you are involved in a car accident and you find yourself to be a claimant, please contact our office at The Law Office of Thomas E. Pyles.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=hQcTZBEu9Iw

How do I sue a school district for negligence?

If you're going to sue the state or local government or county government, you have to be familiar with the Maryland Tort Claims Act, as well as the local government tort claims act. In either of those scenarios there's a claims letter you're going to have to send, then it's basically if you have to file suit, if you can't negotiate a settlement then you would file the ordinary practice of filing in that circuit court, or district court depending on the severity of the injury and then you would follow the Maryland rules of evidence and Maryland rules of civil procedure.

We have a lot of experience presenting personal injury claims with private citizens as well as the local, state, county, federal government. We do know what we need to do to help you take steps forward, and that's what we do.

If you have a personal injury claim, give us a call at Law Office of Thomas E. Pyles.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=PAgoiR4uNP4

What are some examples of medical malpractice?

There are several varieties of medical malpractice that come in the form of either a misdiagnosis or a delayed diagnosis, which is what it sounds like. You have a doctor who looks at an x-ray and there's stage three or stage two lung cancer staring them in the face and they don't see it. You can have childbirth injuries, you have medication misdiagnosis. You have surgical errors that occur. These are some of the medical errors that can occur.

The primary medical malpractice claim is the misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis. In any of those situations, you should hire a personal injury attorney.

If you or a loved one think you may have experienced medical negligence or medical malpractice, contact us at Law Office of Thomas E. Pyles.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=XCFMRnuNX2k

How to prove medical negligence?

Well, you’re going to need to prove what you would in a typical negligence case. This would be a breach of duty, proximate cause, and injuries. In addition, you’re also going to need an expert testimony.

You’re going to need another doctor in that profession and if you had a hip replacement or knee replacement and you think it went bad, you’re going to need an orthopedic surgeon to come in and say, “Well, this doctor didn’t follow this standard and this is why no and this what he should have done or she should have done in this field.”

You’re going to need expert testimony on top of the normal elements for a negligent case.

A medical malpractice suit is something that is highly complex and you need a very experienced attorney for medical malpractice claims.

If you or a loved one have experienced medical negligence, contact us at Law Office of Thomas E. Pyles.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=JP9yogni04k

What is medical negligence?

Medical negligence is the one element of a medical malpractice claim. Medical negligence would be the doctor owed the patient a duty but breached that duty because he didn't meet the medical standard, that would be medical negligence.

Now, mere medical negligence does not mean you're injured nor does it mean you're going to have a successful malpractice claim. You have to have the medical negligence coupled with the injury and there has to be a causal connection between the two. The doctor if he misdiagnosed that you have cancer or heart disease and nothing happens to you, that's just mere negligence. If you ultimately die, that's medical malpractice.

If you or a loved one have experienced medical negligence or malpractice, contact us at Law Office of Thomas E. Pyles.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=Tw4bTkJAfn0

What constitutes malpractice?

Negligence is when you have a duty that you have to exercise towards somebody, and then you fail to use reasonable care to meet that duty and that causes injury. That would be negligence. In the field of medical malpractice, they have to perform at a reasonable medical standard, and when they fail to do so, and their failure, their negligence causes injury to a patient, then that's an ideal situation for a medical malpractice claim.

You have to have the medical negligence coming together with the injury and the causation, the medical negligence has to cause the injury to have a successful medical malpractice claim.

Do you need to submit a medical malpractice claim? Contact us at Law Office of Thomas E. Pyles.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=HegWEqnuiyU

How to file a medical malpractice suit?

In Maryland, if you have a medical malpractice claim, you have to file a complaint with the director of the Healthcare Alternative Dispute Resolution office. You also have to, within 90 days of filing that complaint, file a certification of a qualified expert. This is a doctor in the field who basically states that this particular doctor violated this particular standard. In addition, the qualified expect explains that this is what they should have done, and that these are your injuries and that your injuries are caused by the negligence of that doctor.

A medical malpractice suit is something that is highly complex and you need a very experienced attorney for medical malpractice claims. If you experienced medical malpractice, contact us at Law Office of Thomas E. Pyles.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=E_H3ea5MQw0

Do I need a personal injury lawyer?

You need a personal injury attorney for several reasons. You may have a very serious injury and not having a personal injury attorney could affect the amount of compensation you get. You could have a case where the insurance companies are denying liability. You're going to need an experienced personal injury attorney.

I would say the overall reason that you should have a personal injury attorney is you're going up against an insurance company who has their team of lawyers and they're prepared. They want you to represent yourself because it's going to be easy for them to attack you and to undermine your case. You really do need someone on your side. You really need an experienced personal injury attorney.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=MAtTf1eq0VE

How to win a slip and fall case?

A typical slip and fall case would be a grocery store where somebody walks into the store and slips on a slippery substance. It could be water or it could be a grape. Those cases are typically hard to prove because you, the litigant, would have to prove that the store had some form of knowledge. If the store didn't know about it, it's going to be hard to prove that they had a duty of care to you or the patron.

That's why you're going to need a personal injury attorney to help you out with that process. A classic case would be if you walked into a grocery store and moments before an employee mopped the floor, they forgot to put down the Wet Floor signs and then you slipped and fell. That way we know they had constructive notice because the employee created the situation. Those are your winning cases in slip and fall in Maryland.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=spBdWqspQ9g

What is a personal attorney?

An experienced personal injury lawyer is basically an injury lawyer who handles personal injury claims. What an experienced personal injury lawyer will do for you is get you the compensation that you need. They will set up your claim, they'll help you with insurance, they'll help you process the claim with the adjuster and the insurance company, they can get you into a rental, they can help make sure that the property damage is taken care of, they can help that you are getting the medical attention that you need to get better.

Then as you get better they can prepare your claim, do a demand, send it off to the insurance company and negotiate a fair settlement for you. An experienced personal injury attorney will more than pay for themselves in the courtroom, and that's what you need is an experienced personal injury lawyer.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=w-ifGhCWkQ4

What is a personal injury?

A personal injury is a legal term for bodily harm. You could be sitting at a red light in a car and you get rear ended from behind and get a neck injury or a lower back injury, that's a personal injury. Or you could have a misdiagnosis by a doctor and have a heart attack, that could be a personal injury. Or you could be walking in a grocery store, slip on something, a grape, and break your tailbone, that's a personal injury. If you have a personal injury, you need to contact an experienced personal injury lawyer.
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When accidents happen, many turn to lawyer Thomas E. Pyles, one of Maryland’s most respected and busiest personal injury lawyers.

Besides personal injury, Tom helps people charged with committing crimes, struggling with unpayable debt, and dealing with the emotional and financial difficulties of divorce. He serves clients throughout Maryland from his main office in Waldorf, and multiple satellite offices throughout the state.

To contact us, please call 301.705.5006 or visit http://tompyleslaw.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_content=OuZ2LL26yd8