Wishing you a Happy Holiday from your friends at Waranch & Brown! In sincere appreciation for all you do, we are pleased to share a copy of our annual holiday eBook: Waranch & Brown’s “Top 5 Think Pieces of the …
Physicians and hospitals in Maryland depend on “cap” limits to control costs in medical malpractice cases. But they should be aware — plaintiffs are finding creative ways to add a second cap, particularly in birth cases. And it could get …
When a physician is charged with unprofessional conduct by the Board of Physicians (BOP) and put on probation, everyone suffers, including the employer. From hard costs like hiring a lawyer, to soft costs like potential low morale and bad PR, …
If you’ve been reading our Think Pieces for a while, you know we believe in sharing successful legal strategies from all areas of our practice. Today’s Think Piece highlights the strategy of searching for alternative causes in lead paint defense. …
We believe it greatly aids our insurance carrier client to understand the jury composition. That’s why we always request permission of the Court to share this information. But when the judge says “no,” we offer other solutions. Here’s an example: …