Monica Meyers

Monica Meyers is a personal injury attorney dedicated to advocating for individuals who have been harmed through no fault of their own. She focuses her practice on helping clients navigate some of the most difficult moments of their lives and works tirelessly to secure the compensation and justice they deserve.

Monica earned her undergraduate degree from the College of William & Mary, where she double majored in Sociology and Philosophy. She went on to complete her MBA at William & Mary before attending the University of Tennessee College of Law, where she concentrated in Trial Practice and Advocacy. Following law school, she served as a Judicial Law Clerk for the District Court Judges of Prince George’s County.

Monica brings a powerful and well-rounded litigation background to her personal injury practice. She has extensive courtroom experience representing clients in District Court, Circuit Court, and Federal Court, as well as before the Maryland Board for Administrative Hearings. Her time in both private practice and public service has shaped her into a skilled advocate who is comfortable handling complex, high-stakes cases.

Before focusing exclusively on personal injury, Monica served in the Prince George’s County State’s Attorney’s Office, where she handled serious and sensitive cases involving violence and significant injury. She also led specialized investigations and worked closely with law enforcement, giving her valuable insight into how cases are built, evaluated, and challenged, experience she now leverages to benefit her injury clients.

Monica has been recognized for her dedication and excellence in the courtroom, receiving honors from both the State’s Attorney’s Office and the United States Attorney’s Office for her work on complex cases.

Fully bilingual in English and Spanish, Monica is committed to serving clients from all backgrounds. She takes pride in building strong relationships with her clients and ensuring they feel heard, supported, and empowered throughout the legal process.