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How Will The Jury Know What Law To Use In Your Medical Malpractice Case?
How will the jury know what law to use when deciding your Maryland medical malpractice case? Believe it or not, the jury will not have to use a stack of law books or use the search function on the internet to find the answers. The short answer to the question...
Help With The Jury Selection Process In Maryland
The jury selection process differs from state to state and in some states county by county. However, many judges follow similar local rules for selecting jurors. In this Maryland medical malpractice educational video we will discuss help with the jury selection...
Did The Doctors Miss This Condition With Your Baby’s Brain Injury?
Did the doctors miss this condition with your baby’s brain injury? To put the question another way, do you think that the improper treatment of fetal distress is what lead to your baby’s brain injury at birth? Believe it or not, there are a lot of parents who...
Past Medical Malpractice By Your Doctor Be Told To Your Jury?
So the question is will past medical malpractice by your doctor be told to your jury, in Maryland? For individuals who have suffered an injury at the hands of a doctor, this is an important question for them. What can trigger the question is after the patient...
The Doctor Has Insurance In Your Medical Malpractice Case Can You Tell Jury?
The doctor has insurance in your medical malpractice case, can you tell the jury this fact in Maryland? This is a question that comes up from time to time because some plaintiffs conclude that because the doctor is not going to pay the verdict out of their own...
Can The Nurse Also Be At Fault For My Baby’s Birth Injury?
Can the nurse also be at fault for my baby’s birth injury? Believe it or not, when we get calls regarding birth injuries, sometimes parents are not sure as to the responsibility of the nurse(s) in the delivery room. They know that the nurses have medical...
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Will The Doctor Be Present For Your Deposition?
Will the doctor be present for your deposition? From time to time, around deposition scheduling, a client will ask this question. So, I decided to discuss this issue because it hits on a couple of key issues when a doctor is sued for medical malpractice. It has been...
Umbilical Cord Prolapse And HIE
Umbilical cord prolapse and HIE, or to put the issue a different way, how can in some cases a baby with a prolapsed umbilical cord experience the medical condition HIE, or hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy? For many parents, these conditions can be a shock and are only...
A Snapshot Of The Trial Process
A snapshot of the trial process can go a long way to help people who have a civil trial scheduled get a basic understanding of some of the critical issues that are present when a civil case is filed. In many cases, especially from the birth injury or medical...
How Can You Screw Up Your Deposition?
How can you screw up your deposition? This is something that was bluntly asked of me by someone who had watched one of our previous educational videos. After digging deeper and asking follow-up questions, the person wanted to know what are some ways in which a person...
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