Recent Blog Posts
Role Of Discovery In Malpractice Lawsuits
Harmed individuals have the right to pursue justice after suffering harm due to medical negligence. Often, one of the biggest challenges in these cases is uncovering what truly happened behind the scenes. Hospitals and healthcare providers may attempt to conceal mistakes, whether by omitting information from records, altering documentation, or discouraging staff from speaking… Read More »
Liability For Repeat Crimes
Individuals who own property in Maryland have a legal duty to maintain reasonably safe premises for tenants, visitors, and customers. This duty extends beyond the immediate conditions of the property, it also includes taking reasonable steps to prevent foreseeable criminal activity. When a property owner ignores a history of violence or prior criminal incidents,… Read More »
The Hidden Toll Of Workplace PTSD
Most people picture physical harm when they think of workplace injuries, such as broken bones, back injuries, or repetitive stress conditions. But not all injuries are visible. For many Maryland workers, the aftermath of a traumatic event on the job can leave deep emotional scars that interfere with daily life and the ability to… Read More »
What Qualified Immunity Means And When Legal Action Makes Sense
Qualified immunity is a legal doctrine that often confuses the public and even some legal professionals. In essence, it protects government officials, including police officers, from being personally sued for actions performed in the course of their duties. This protection is in place as long as those actions do not violate clearly established statutory… Read More »
Consequences Of A Felony Conviction Beyond Jail Time
When most people think about felony convictions, they picture prison sentences, fines, and probation. While these are serious penalties, the consequences of a felony conviction in Maryland extend far beyond these top of mind consequences. Having a conversation with a Baltimore criminal lawyer about possible penalties is key. Long after jail time is served,… Read More »
Delayed Diagnosis In Urgent Care Clinics And Your Legal Options
Urgent care clinics in Baltimore and across Maryland have become a convenient alternative to emergency rooms for many patients. They’re designed to handle non-life-threatening conditions quickly, often without the long wait times associated with hospitals. But convenience comes with risks. When staff at a walk-in clinic rush through appointments or fail to recognize the… Read More »
Why Misclassification Matters For Workers’ Compensation
After a workplace injury, many employees expect to file a workers’ compensation claim to cover medical expenses and lost wages. But what if your employer says you are not an employee at all? Misclassification is a serious issue in Maryland, and it can have a direct impact on your right to workers’ compensation benefits…. Read More »
What To Do If You’re Injured In A Crash Caused By A Road Hazard
Often people assume that all car and truck accidents are caused by negligent drivers. But in Maryland, dangerous road conditions or poor roadway design can also play a major role in serious crashes. From potholes to inadequate signage, these hazards put drivers, passengers, and pedestrians at risk every day. If you’ve been injured in… Read More »
When Broken Security Cameras Contribute To Injury Claims
Security cameras are a common sight across Maryland. They are outside apartment complexes, in shopping centers, at parking garages, and in hotels. These systems are often installed to deter crime and provide evidence if an incident occurs. But what happens when those cameras don’t work? Non-functional or poorly maintained surveillance systems can weaken safety,… Read More »
What Counts As A Constitutional Tort?
The U.S. Constitution guarantees individuals certain rights, including protections against government overreach. When a government official or entity violates those rights, it may give rise to a constitutional tort. This is a legal claim that allows individuals to seek damages for constitutional violations. In Maryland, these cases often arise when government actions cross the… Read More »
