Peter Gregory Hatfield

Peter is proud to be inducted as a lifetime member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, an honor awarded by the Top Trial Lawyers in America as he has secured multiple seven-figure recoveries. He has been recognized as a 12-time “Rising Star” by Super Lawyers in both Maryland and Washington, D.C., named one of the Top 100 Plaintiff’s Lawyers by The National Trial Lawyers, and previously honored as a “Top 10 Under 40” attorney in Maryland. Peter has recovered tens of millions of dollars on behalf of his clients and has taken more than 150 trials to verdict.

Peter has a strong interest in advocating for clients of all backgrounds including injured children, surgical patients, and individuals with traumatic brain injuries. Peter takes pride in fearlessly—yet with experience and professionalism—standing up to powerful insurance companies. Everyone who becomes a client of the firm deserves to have their story heard. Like many, Peter knows the depth of pain and grief firsthand, having lost his father far too soon after an intense three-month battle with pancreatic cancer. As an attorney representing the wounded, his approach is defined by a blend of compassion and fearlessness—qualities forged through his own personal experience.

Peter can quite literally attest to fighting for the underdog. One especially memorable case involved representing a Siberian Husky who was injured in the line of duty as a service dog. Thanks to dedicated care and advocacy, that “good boy” made a full and inspiring recovery (the client’s name must remain confidential, as required by law).

A Howard County native, Peter graduated from Mount Saint Joseph High School. He lives with his wife, four young children, and a trio of dogs—a German Shepherd, a Newfoundland, and a Golden Retriever—in a lively household. He enjoys spending time with his family and serves as an assistant coach for the Boys Under-10 travel soccer team. A former motorcycle racer who once competed at the CFG Bank Arena (formerly the Baltimore Arena), Peter now supports his children in their athletic pursuits. He is also a member of Baltimore Bicycle Works, a USAC road cycling team based in Baltimore City.