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Reasonable people can disagree, but we often agree with Plaintiffs’ counsel that each side will pay their own experts. If this agreement cannot be reached, however, Maryland Rule 2-402(g)(3) requires opposing counsel to pay your expert’s reasonable time and travel …
When you’re treating an 89-year-old incapacitated man with brain cancer, but the kids can’t agree about the kind of care he should get, what do you do? You have two courses to take. If he has a legal health care proxy, follow …
Physicians and hospitals are facing more “wrongful birth” claims than ever before. With the increased availability and advances in prenatal genetic testing, patients are obtaining more tests than ever in order to identify abnormalities prior to birth. So when babies …
Your friends at Waranch & Brown are committed to sharing information that can help you do what you do, better. Based on our experience, we have summarized “common mistakes” that healthcare professionals make following receipt of a complaint or inquiry …
Plaintiffs’ medical malpractice cases concerning prescription instructions are not always as strong as they appear at first. If you do a little exploration, you may find that what seems to be a prescription for disaster could turn out to be …