November 22, 2010 Comments Off on A crack in the contributory fault line
Maryland’s top court has signaled a willingness to consider changing the standard that bars plaintiffs in personal injury cases from recovering any damages if they were partially at fault. Court of Appeals Chief Judge Robert M. Bell, in a letter ...
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Read More »November 21, 2010 Comments Off on Court of Appeals Chief Judge Bell calls for study on negligence
Maryland’s top court has signaled a willingness to consider changing the standard that bars plaintiffs in personal injury cases from recovering any damages if they were partially at fault. Court of Appeals Chief Judge Robert M. Bell, in a letter ...
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Read More »November 5, 2010 Comments Off on Baltimore mother, son win $4.1 million verdict
A Baltimore City jury has awarded $4.1 million to a woman and her 8-year-old son who alleged that the negligence of University of Maryland Medical Center doctors caused his cerebral palsy. Nicole Player claimed doctors did not deliver Darryl Gholston ...
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