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Medical malpractice cases frequently focus on whether a healthcare provider complied with the applicable standard of care. In some situations, however, disputes arise over what patients were told about the providers responsible for their treatment and whether those representations affected a patient’s legal rights. A recent Maryland


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Medical malpractice cases involving delayed cancer diagnoses often present difficult questions regarding causation, timing, and the impact of missed opportunities for treatment. When healthcare providers fail to order appropriate testing or recognize warning signs of a serious condition, patients may lose valuable time during which a disease remains more treatable. A recent M...


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Medical malpractice claims arising during extraordinary public health emergencies can present unique legal questions. Courts must often determine whether healthcare providers remain subject to traditional negligence principles when they are operating under emergency protocols designed to address widespread crises. A recent Maryland


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Medical malpractice cases often involve more than disputes over whether healthcare providers met the applicable standard of care. Parties frequently litigate procedural and evidentiary issues that can significantly affect the scope of a trial. A recent Maryland decision addressed whether healthcare providers could continue to maintain affirmative defe...


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