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In the second accident, the Plaintiff’s medical specials were less than $1,500 for treatment regarding a minor lower back strain. ... The Defendants’ attorney vigorously cross-examined the Plaintiff about the facts of the second accident, the property damage from the ...

Anne Arundel County is generally a favorable jurisdiction for Maryland accident lawyers and medical malpractice attorneys to take to trial personal injury cases. Admittedly, the personal injury verdicts for motor vehicle accidents or medical malpractice do not tend to be ...

Stoneleigh Hospital negligence, by and through its employees, agents, servants, and/or ostensible agents, including, but not limited to, Elizabeth Koller, breached the applicable standard of medical and nursing care during the care and treatment of Mother Plaintiff (who was experiencing ...

A regarding the safe decision-making regarding discharging high risk pregnancy patients such as Mother Plaintiff from the hospital on June 18, 2017 versus delivering her twins via cesarean section and/or admitting her to the hospital with continuous fetal heart monitoring; ...

The court agreed that the instruction was prejudicial and constituted reversible error because the jury likely speculated as to whether the driver could have avoided the truck accident at the last minute.

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The only grounds for such an appeal would be if the trial judge made a legal error.

While the information is only as good as the clerk that is putting in the data and errors sometimes occur, the system is generally pretty reliable.

It is rarely errors that are the problem.