Monthly Archives: July 2025
How Caps on Non-Economic Damages in Maryland Affect Compensation in Medical Malpractice Cases
In a recent court case, a Maryland jury awarded $8.3 million to a family in a medical malpractice case involving a tragic surgical error. In this case, a man underwent kidney surgery at the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore, Maryland. During the procedure, surgeons inadvertently punctured his bowel. The man developed severe… Read More »
Does Imputed Contributory Negligence Apply in Maryland Car Accident Cases?
Maryland is one of the few remaining states that apply the legal doctrine of contributory negligence. Under this principle, if a claimant is even slightly to blame for their injuries, they are barred from recovering compensation. This strict rule can make it highly challenging for injured individuals to seek justice, as even the smallest… Read More »