What must your expert’s certification contain if you are suing in a Maryland medical malpractice case? I would like to share some very important information with you today. If you have been watching our previous videos are reading our articles, you know that under Maryland law your medical malpractice case cannot go forward if you do not have a Supplemental Certificate Of A Qualified Expert.
But today I am going to share with you some of the things that are mentioned in the statute regarding this issue. It is always a good idea to read these types of things for yourself so I am going to tell you that you can find all this info in Courts & Judicial Proceedings 3-2A-06D.
Some of the things the statute mentions are that your expert tell what is the basis of the standard of care, your expert’s qualifications to testify as to the standard of care, the specific standard of care, the specific injury complained of, how the specific standard of care was breached, what specifically should the defendant have done to meet the specific standard of care, and the inference that the breach of the standard of care caused your injury. Be sure to read the section above for a full understanding.
So you are probably wondering why I am sharing this important information with you today? Because chances are you have been the victim of Medical malpractice in Maryland and you are looking for help. Here’s what you do. Pick up the phone and give us a call at 301-850-4832. If you would like to send an email instead, send us an email at info@bostonlawllc.com. We answer questions like yours all the time and we would be glad to hear your story.
