Why This Firm
Holzman & Dickriede has been representing injured Baltimoreans since 1966 — long enough that the firm is now on its second generation of trial lawyers. The pitch isn't billboard scale; it's reachability. Clients consistently describe being able to actually get an attorney on the phone, getting status updates without having to chase, and getting honest answers about settlement value. Strong workers' comp expertise sits underneath the personal injury practice, which is unusual and useful — many injury cases have a comp claim hiding inside them.
Practice Areas
Key Attorneys
Founded the firm in 1966 and continues to mentor the next generation of trial lawyers. Focuses on workers' compensation appeals and serious injury cases.
Recognized in Super Lawyers. Leads the firm's personal injury and auto accident practice, with a track record of moving settlement offers significantly above initial insurance reserves.
Client Reviews
"Very professional, down to earth, friendly but still professional. They made the process easy and smooth — exactly what you want after getting hurt."
"They always answered the phone and kept my case up to date. Got me what I wanted. Have referred several family members since."
"On top of everything from getting medical care lined up to updating me weekly. The settlement was much higher than the insurer's first offer."
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of cases does Holzman & Dickriede handle?
Holzman & Dickriede represents injury victims in personal injury, auto and motorcycle accidents, workplace and workers' compensation claims, medical malpractice, and premises liability across the Baltimore metro and surrounding Maryland counties.
How long has the firm been in practice?
Since 1966 — making Holzman & Dickriede one of the longest-tenured injury firms in Baltimore. Attorney Ryan R. Dickriede has been recognized in Super Lawyers.
Does Holzman & Dickriede charge upfront?
No. All injury and workers' compensation cases are handled on a contingency basis — you owe nothing unless they recover money for you. The initial consultation is free.
Where is the office located?
The firm is based at 233 E Redwood Street in downtown Baltimore, walking distance from the Inner Harbor and the City Circuit Court.
Can the firm help with a workers' compensation claim if I've already been denied?
Yes. A large share of the firm's workers' comp work is appealing denied claims, securing benefits a treating doctor or employer has disputed, and handling permanency hearings.
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