Rebecca Riger
Becky Riger, Esq. – Baltimore Car Crash and Personal Injury Lawyer
Rebecca A. Riger is an experienced and dedicated personal injury attorney who joined the dynamic team of attorneys at Warnken Injury Lawyers in 2023. With a proven track record of success, Ms. Riger has built a reputation as a formidable advocate for her clients who have suffered injuries as a result of car crashes, slip/trip falls, animal bites, nursing home negligence, and other significant personal injury cases.
Ms. Riger understands that an injury can have a profound impact on an individual and their family. That’s why she approaches each case with compassion and empathy. She takes the time to listen to her clients, understand their needs and concerns, and provide them with the guidance and support they need throughout the legal process.
Her career in law began in 2008 as a legal assistant at a personal injury firm in Columbus, Ohio. During her 7 years in this role, she gained valuable experience in case management, client communication, and legal research.
In 2015, Ms. Riger took the next step in her career by becoming a personal injury attorney in Baltimore. As an attorney, Ms. Riger honed in her skills as a litigator and advocate through her representation of Plaintiffs with complex cases involving lead paint poisoning, nursing home negligence, slip and falls, and motor vehicle collisions. She quickly gained a reputation for her strategic approach, attention to detail, and relentless pursuit of justice on behalf of her clients.
When she’s not working, Ms. Riger enjoys teaching cycling classes at a local gym, hiking, and diving. Ms. Riger truly enjoys outdoor activities, where she finds inspiration and rejuvenation.
Ms. Riger is a tenacious attorney who is not afraid to litigate cases to trial. She is willing to go to court throughout the state of Maryland to handle a variety of personal injury cases. With her strong litigation skills and dedication to her clients, Ms. Riger is a fierce advocate both in and out of the courtroom.
