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Contributory Negligence in Medical Malpractice Cases: New Opinion

As I have said before, a jury trial is about assigning blame.  The three suspects are the plaintiff, defendant, or “it happens.”  Defense lawyers’ preference is being able to blame the plaintiff. In medical malpractice cases, the plaintiff often makes choices that put them in the spot of needing treatment…

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Average Medical Malpractice Verdicts by Injury

Jury Verdict Research has some interesting statistics on the value of different types of medical malpractice. Malpractice cases are among the toughest to pick. We have taken great pride in getting verdicts and settlements in malpractice cases that other lawyers have summarily turned down. It really makes you feel super smart…

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New Case Before Court: Is This an Allegation of Malpractice?

The Maryland Court of Appeals granted cert in five cases yesterday.  One of the cases, Davis v. Frostburg Facility Operations, is of interest to Maryland medical malpractice lawyers because it addresses the question of what constitutes an allegation of medical malpractice that invokes the Maryland Health Claims Act. Facts Davis…

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New Law: Breach of Contract in Maryland Medical Malpractice Cases

Last week, in Henneberry v. Pharoan, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals looked at whether there can be a breach of contract lawsuit that runs concurrently with a medical malpractice claim.  The case clarifies Maryland law on when a breach of contract claim might jibe with a medical malpractice claim.…

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