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By J. Robb Cecil
Founding Partner
  1. Not getting immediate medical treatment for your injuries.
  2. Not hiring an attorney who exclusively handles personal injury cases.
  3. Giving a recorded statement before you have spoken to your attorney.
  4. Not continuing to treat on a regular basis for your injuries for as long as they persist.
  5. Not making certain that your medical bills are being submitted to your health insurance carrier.
About the Author

J. Robb Cecil is a founding partner of McGowan & Cecil, LLC, and has been representing injury victims in Maryland for decades. With extensive experience in personal injury, workers’ compensation, and civil litigation, he is known for his strategic approach and dedication to achieving results for his clients. Mr. Cecil takes pride in delivering personalized legal representation and helping clients navigate some of the most difficult times in their lives.