Thomas Teodori

Tom Teodori is driven by a simple belief: seriously injured people deserve a relentless trial lawyer who won’t let insurance companies define the value of his clients’ injuries. He became a trial lawyer to stand up for ordinary families against powerful insurance companies, using the civil justice system to uncover the truth, demand accountability, and secure the full measure of compensation his clients need to rebuild and get on with their lives. Every case he takes is personal, and his work is guided by preparation, integrity, and a commitment to ensuring his clients’ voices are heard, to fair treatment under the law, and to making our clients and the community safer.

He is a dedicated personal injury attorney focusing on car crashes, slip and falls, negligent security, and truck accidents . With extensive trial experience, he has successfully handled nearly 100 jury trials.

When not advocating on behalf of his clients, Tom enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, skiing, mountain biking, golfing, fishing, hiking, scuba diving, swimming, and pretty much just being outdoors. He also played hockey and coached thousands of youth hockey games when his children were younger.

Awards

•Rated AV Preeminent by Martindale-Hubbell
•Selected to Super Lawyers: 2009 - 2014, 2019
•Recognized in The Best Lawyers in America 2026 for work in:
•Personal Injury Litigation - Plaintiffs
•America’s Top 100 Attorneys
•10 Best Attorneys - Maryland (By American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys)
•Superb (10.0) Avvo Rating
•Top 100 Trial Lawyers - The National Trial Lawyers Association
•Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum

Case Victories

•$4,200,000 Settlement for Injured Construction Worker: Tom secured over $4.2 million for a Prince George’s County man injured at a construction site.
•$1,165,000 for Worker Who Fell from Roof: Achieved in a Virginia workers’ compensation case for a worker from El Salvador who sustained serious injuries.
•$800,000 Settlement in Federal Tort Claims Act Case: Obtained for a client who suffered neck injuries after a U.S. Postal Service vehicle crashed into their broken-down car.
•$750,000 for Client’s Auto Accident Injuries: Tom recovered $750,000 for a client who sustained neck injuries after being rear-ended at a traffic light.
•$675,000 for Truck Accident on Washington Beltway: Tom settled a claim against a negligent company whose driver caused a client’s hip surgery.
•$525,000 for Family of Man Killed in Car Accident: Resolved a vehicle accident claim after the insurance company refused settlement until a lawsuit was filed.
•$500,000 for Slip and Fall Accident: Secured for a client injured from poorly maintained stairs at a Maryland apartment complex.
•$409,000 for Auto Accident: Tom’s client was struck from behind and needed future surgery; Tom obtained a $409,000 jury verdict.
•$390,000 for Veteran Injured in Motorcycle Accident: Achieved for a U.S. Army officer and veteran injured while riding a motorcycle.
•$375,000 for Woman’s Hip Injury: Recovered for a client who sustained a hip fracture after being knocked over by a wall unit.
•$280,000 for Mechanic Hurt at Work: Tom settled for a mechanic crushed between vehicles after a tow truck accident.
•$268,758 for Mechanic Hurt at Work: Won at a workers’ compensation hearing for a diesel mechanic with back injuries.
•$1,400,000 settlement for an individual struck head-on. No offer before suit filed.
•$625,000 verdict in PG County Circuit Court for Navy veteran who sustained neck and shoulder injuries when rear-ended by a dump truck. Insurance only offered $82,485.00 before the suit was filed.
•$325,000 verdict in Carroll County Circuit Court for an individual with neck and back injuries when he was rear-ended. $26,000 offer before suit filed.
•$335,000 settlement for sidewalk defect resulting in a broken wrist. No insurance offer before suit filed.
•Confidential settlement for slip and fall at grocery store.
•Confidential settlement for funeral home negligence.
•Confidential settlement for burn injuries when the product malfunctioned.