Alternative Dispute Resolution
Te jury returned a verdict against a police officer for battery, but for the defense on the related excessive force claim. Te County appealed, arguing, in effect, that the verdict was inconsistent.
688-894 Rosaura Martinez v. Holy Cross Hospital of Silver Spring, Inc.
Andrew H. Baida, Esq. (410) 727-6600 Medical Negligence/Civil Procedure
Te Honorable S. Michael Pincus Circuit Court for Montgomery County
In this medical negligence case, a physician was permitted to testify that he heard a third party state that a family member of the patient had called the hospital and given certain information which suggested that a subsequent treating physician was the superseding cause of the bad outcome for
the patient. Neither the third party from whom the doctor heard this information nor the family member testified at trial. Te issue on appeal is whether this testimony should have been precluded as hearsay.
689-2290 Polly Keyes v.
Sheldon H. Lerman
Laurence A. Marder, Esq. (410) 539-6633 Civil Procedure/Jury Instructions
Te Honorable Patrick Stringer Circuit Court for Baltimore County
Te issue in this medical negligence case is whether the plaintiff was entitled to a jury instruction on spoliation as the result of a doctor’s failure to dictate an operative report which he had a duty to dictate.
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