Rockville · Montgomery County
Car Accidents
- Crashes on Veirs Mill Road, Rockville Pike and I-270
- Reports with Rockville City or County Police
- Uninsured / underinsured motorist claims
Rockville · County Seat · Montgomery County
From Twinbrook and King Farm to downtown Rockville Town Square, Alejandro Rodriguez-Latorre represents residents of the Montgomery County seat in car accidents, personal injury and immigration matters for people who live or work in Rockville. No fee unless you win.
Alejandro Rodriguez-Latorre
Attorney at Law · Maryland Bar
Available 24/7 · Free consultation
Why location matters
Rockville is the county seat of Montgomery County: the Circuit Court (50 Maryland Ave.) and the District Court (191 E. Jefferson St.) both sit here, the courts that handle the county's accident and injury cases. Knowing whether your case falls to Rockville City Police or Montgomery County Police also shapes how your claim gets documented.
The city sits along heavy-traffic corridors — Rockville Pike (MD-355), I-270 and Veirs Mill Road (MD-586), a stretch the city itself flagged as a safety concern for pedestrians and cyclists and lowered the speed limit on in 2024. Whether you live in King Farm, Twinbrook, Fallsgrove or downtown Town Square, or ride the Metro from the Rockville, Twinbrook or Shady Grove stations, our Bethesda office is just 20 minutes away via MD-355.
If the crash was serious, you were likely treated at the emergency room of Adventist HealthCare Shady Grove Medical Center (9901 Medical Center Dr.) — those medical records are central evidence for your case.
67K+
Residents (2020 Census)
18%
Hispanic or Latino population
20 min
From our office
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No win, no fee
Practice areas
Rockville · Montgomery County
Slip & Fall · Negligence
Green Card · Deportation · DACA
Our office
Our office is 20 minutes from Rockville via MD-355. If you'd rather not drive, the Metro Red Line connects the Rockville, Twinbrook and Shady Grove stations directly to Bethesda. You can also call or message us on WhatsApp — available 24/7.
Law Office of Alejandro Rodriguez LLCFirst 24-72 hours
Get medical care first and document everything before the evidence disappears. These four steps make the difference in a Rockville case.
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If anyone is hurt, call 911. Serious cases in Rockville are usually treated at the emergency room of Adventist HealthCare Shady Grove Medical Center (9901 Medical Center Dr.), open 24 hours.
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Inside city limits, Rockville City Police responds (2 West Montgomery Ave., 240-314-8900); outside the city boundary, Montgomery County Police handles it.
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Photos of the scene and the vehicle, witness names and insurance information — ideally within 72 hours, while the scene and witnesses' memories are still fresh.
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Maryland applies contributory negligence: if you are found even slightly at fault, the insurer can deny your claim entirely. Consult us before giving any statement.
FAQ
It depends on the type and amount of the case. The District Court of Maryland for Montgomery County (191 E. Jefferson St., Rockville) handles smaller claims and traffic matters; the Montgomery County Circuit Court (50 Maryland Ave., Rockville) handles larger cases and appeals. We evaluate your case and represent you before the right court.
It depends on where the crash happened. Inside city limits, Rockville City Police responds (2 West Montgomery Ave., 240-314-8900); outside the city boundary, Montgomery County Police handles it.
One of Rockville's main hospitals is Adventist HealthCare Shady Grove Medical Center (9901 Medical Center Dr.), with a 24-hour emergency room. Those medical records are key evidence for documenting your injuries.
Rockville has no local USCIS office. Biometrics appointments for Montgomery County residents are usually handled at a USCIS Application Support Center (ASC), such as the one in Glenmont (12331 Georgia Ave, Wheaton, MD 20906); interviews take place at the USCIS Baltimore Field Office (3701 Koppers St, Baltimore, MD 21227). We help you prepare the documentation before that appointment.
Maryland's general deadline is 3 years from the date of the accident (Md. Code, Cts. & Jud. Proc. § 5-101). Maryland also applies contributory negligence: if you are found even partly at fault, you can lose your right to compensation entirely. That is why it pays to consult early.
Not for the initial consultation, which is free. We work on contingency: if we don't win your case, you pay no fees. The office is 20 minutes from Rockville via MD-355, and we also meet by phone and WhatsApp.
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Alejandro Rodriguez-Latorre, Attorney — Maryland Bar
Rockville, MD
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