The procedural requirements of a Maryland medical malpractice action are an important part of pursuing a lawsuit after negligent health care. In some cases, failing to meet the filing deadlines can have an adverse outcome, including dismissal of the plaintiff’s claims. In a January 18, 2019 appeal, the court was asked…
Developing an appropriate trial strategy in a Maryland medical malpractice case takes legal knowledge and experience. It may also have a significant impact on the outcome of the case. A December 31, 2018 medical malpractice case illustrates the importance of following court orders and procedures during a trial. In the…
If the careless acts of another person or business have caused you or your child to suffer a physical injury, you may be able to hold them responsible. In a negligence lawsuit involving an injured child, an experienced Maryland personal injury lawyer can advise parents as to the proper legal action…
Negligent drivers may be held liable for property damage, medical expenses, and other losses that they cause to others. In some Maryland personal injury cases, proving the extent of the injuries caused by the accident and the amount of damages is complicated. In a December 18, 2018 case, the plaintiff filed…
In some cases, personal injuries arise out of the negligent actions of another person or entity. Victims generally have legal recourse against those responsible for their injuries, unless the law provides for immunity or another exception. In a November 28, 2018 Maryland wrongful death case, the plaintiff sued a police officer…
To succeed in a Maryland negligence claim, the plaintiff must prove that the defendant had an obligation, or duty, to act in a certain manner according to the law. Generally, most people, businesses, and other entities have a duty to exercise reasonable care to avoid injury to another. In a…
A Maryland car accident victim may take legal action against a negligent driver to recover their medical expenses and other losses. To succeed, the plaintiff must present sufficient evidence to establish each element of a Maryland personal injury claim. In a November 15, 2018 car accident case, the Court of Special Appeals…
In some cases, determining which defendants may be held liable for injuries in a Maryland negligence claim is an issue for the courts. In a November 9, 2018 case, the plaintiff alleged that he contracted lead paint poisoning while living at a property between 1995 and 1996. The owner of…
Unlike general personal injury and negligence cases, Maryland medical malpractice actions are typically subject to the Health Care Malpractice Claims Act (Act), which has a few different procedural requirements. In an August 2, 2018 case, the Court of Special Appeals of Maryland discussed the supplemental certificate of a qualified expert, which…
The legal knowledge of a skilled Maryland personal injury attorney is often crucial to present the case persuasively to a jury and object to inadmissible evidence. In a recent Maryland car accident case, the plaintiff obtained a favorable jury verdict on the issues of her damages. On appeal, the defendant…