No person expects to be embroiled in a legal conflict with a hospital they entrusted to render them medical care. Unfortunately, if a medical practitioner fails to provide a patient with adequate care, a patient could be forced to file a medical malpractice lawsuit to...
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The Statute of Limitations on a Birth Injury Lawsuit in Maryland
The birth of a child is a significant event for a family, and it should not be marred due to the negligence of a medical practitioner. Unfortunately, negligence of a medical practitioner could leave a child with such severe injuries that a family may need to file a...
When Can You Sue a Doctor in Maryland?
Selecting a doctor you trust to manage your healthcare can be a difficult decision to make. We all hope that we choose a doctor that will provide us with the care that we deserve. Unfortunately, some patients may unknowingly select a doctor that will fail to provide...
How Do You Prove Medical Negligence in Maryland?
As doctors train for several years to obtain their licenses, it is normal for a patient to expect that a doctor will provide them with adequate medical care. Unfortunately, some doctors may commit acts of medical negligence that could result in a patient suffering a...
Is a Wrongful Birth Considered a Birth Injury or Defect in Maryland?
The birth of a child can change your life, whether you are a new parent, or you already have children of your own. Unfortunately for some parents, their child may have been born with a condition that could severely affect their health. When a child is born with a...
Statute of Limitations for a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit in Maryland
The statute of limitations for a medical malpractice lawsuit in Maryland is not always absolute. Imagine having to go to trial over when you should have filed a lawsuit. Maryland requires a jury trial when there is a dispute about an untimely claim and justice is...
