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Court Discusses Insurance in the Context of Maryland Medical Malpractice Claims

In high-stakes medical malpractice litigation, the rules of evidence are more than procedural technicalities; they can be the difference between a fair trial and a mistrial. A recent decision from a Maryland court emphasizes the strict limitations on presenting evidence of liability insurance to a jury. When plaintiff’s counsel improperly…

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Maryland Court Preserves Patient’s Malpractice Claim Despite Procedural Defenses

In medical malpractice litigation, timing is everything, and so is consistency. In a recent Maryland medical malpractice case, the court rejected two early attempts to dismiss a patient’s medical negligence claims: a statute of limitations defense and a judicial estoppel argument. The ruling emphasizes that when factual disputes exist about when…

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Maryland Court Discusses Evaluation of Evidence in Medical Malpractice Cases

When minutes matter, a missed diagnosis can cost a limb – or a life. In a recent Maryland medical malpractice case, a patient’s visit to a government-run clinic for what should have been a routine evaluation turned into a life-altering ordeal. The failure to identify and treat a rapidly advancing…

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Court Discusses Procedural Rules for Pursuing Medical Malpractice Claims

Timely and coordinated healthcare is essential, particularly when vulnerable patients rely on managed care systems for home-based support. In a recent medical malpractice case, the plaintiff alleged that a healthcare provider’s failure to act on a care assessment contributed to a patient’s decline and eventual death. While the complaint raised…

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Court Describes Establishing Medical Negligence Under Maryland Law

When nursing home patients report an injury, the response they receive can mean the difference between life and death. In high-risk environments such as rehabilitation centers, providers have a legal and ethical duty to act swiftly and competently when signs of trauma emerge. A recent case from a Maryland court illustrates…

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Maryland Court Allows Claim for Harm Caused by Delayed Care to Proceed

When patients arrive at urgent care facilities with symptoms of serious medical distress, prompt and competent treatment is essential to prevent further harm. If they do not receive timely care, the consequences can be devastating, as demonstrated in a recent Maryland case. If you have suffered an injury due to…

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Court Discusses Demonstrating Liability in Maryland Medical Malpractice Cases

In life-threatening medical situations, even brief delays can determine whether a patient lives or dies. A recent Maryland medical malpractice case exposes how failing to act swiftly in an emergency surgical context may lead to a preventable and tragic outcome and the importance of expert testimony in establishing liability for…

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Maryland Court Discusses Evidence in Medical Malpractice Cases

People who undergo surgical procedures in hospitals anticipate that they will receive attentive care, not only during the procedure but also after. It is not uncommon, though, for medical professionals to fail to closely monitor patients following surgical procedures to ensure timely intervention if complications arise. A recent Maryland medical…

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Maryland Medical Malpractice Case Highlights the Importance of Expert Testimony

During pregnancy, the changes an expectant mother’s body goes through increase the risk of certain complications. Such risks can extend beyond pregnancy, and healthcare providers must be diligent in diagnosing and treating any complications that arise. If they are not, the consequences can be devastating. Even in cases in which…

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Court Discusses Procedural Requirements in Medical Malpractice Claims Involving Federal Entities

Medical professionals must exercise due diligence in monitoring and treating patients with mental health conditions, regardless of the treatment settings, and if they fail to do so, it may constitute medical malpractice. The legal consequences of inadequate healthcare services in correctional settings were demonstrated in a recent case involving the…

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