There is a common misconception among jurors that, if a case goes to trial, it must have merit. While jurors may not understand the specific procedural processes involved in bringing a medical malpractice case to trial, they are savvy enough …
Research indicates that minorities often receive substandard healthcare due to systemic shortcomings in resource allocation. In the courtroom, this reality may predispose jurors to believe that medical errors are more likely to occur in underserved areas. Such perceptions can lead …
Waranch & Brown, LLC, one of the top litigation defense firms in Maryland, is pleased to announce the return of Kaitlan M. Skrainar to our esteemed team of trial attorneys.
Social inflation is defined as an increase in claim severity, above what could be anticipated under the usual scope of economic inflation and claim trends. The impact of “social inflation” in the health care setting is wide-reaching. Medical malpractice juries, …
“Three times more money!” “Need a check?” “Hurt at work? Would $504,500 help?” Outrageous advertisements from plaintiffs’ lawyers are everywhere. From television and billboards to social media and direct mail campaigns, there is no escaping the message from unscrupulous advertisers …
Waranch & Brown’s Rachel E. Giroux and Neal M. Brown secured a victory for a surgeon in a case alleging negligence in the performance of a bowel resection. In today’s video Think Piece, Neal and Rachel share strategies they used …