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January

Blog Posts in January, 2016

  • Posted By Law Office of Robert Castro, P.A. 13-Jan-2016

    Foreseeability and Personal Injury Claims

    Many personal injury lawsuits are based on a theory of negligence. In order to recover damages in negligence, the victim must show that the injuries that he or she suffered were a foreseeable result of the defendant’s actions. Negligence In ...
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  • Posted By Law Office of Robert Castro, P.A. 11-Jan-2016

    Hoverboard Accidents and Injuries

    The popular electric-powered self-balancing scooters known as hoverboards were a favorite toy for the 2015 holiday season. Contrary to their nickname, hoverboards do not actually hover, but many find the sensation they provide of hovering to be quite ...
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  • Posted By Law Office of Robert Castro, P.A. 5-Jan-2016

    Bill Legalizing Physician-Assisted Suicide Reintroduced in Maryland

    The recent legalization of assisted suicide in California and a number of wrongful death suits have spurred support for broader end-of-life legal options for Maryland residents. A bill that would have overturned the state’s prohibition on ...
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  • Posted By Law Office of Robert Castro, P.A. 4-Jan-2016

    Wrongful Birth Cases

    In Maryland, wrongful birth is a cause of action brought by parents when a medical professional’s negligence results in the unwanted birth of a child. There are two situations that can give rise to wrongful birth or wrongful conception cases: ...
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  • Why You May Not Realize You are Injured Immediately Following a Car Accident
  • What to Know About Traumatic Brain Injuries
  • Revised Cyberbullying Law in Maryland
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  • December
  • The Gray Area of Using Social Media to Investigate Workers' Compensation Claims
  • Injured During an Office Holiday Party?
  • The Most Accident-Prone Professions in Maryland
  • The Medical Community's Overdiagnosis of the Penicillin Allergy
  • New Study Shows Significant Number of Cellulitis Misdiagnoses
  • November
  • Assumption of Risk Not Strong Argument in Slip-and-Fall Cases Where Plaintiff Injured on Black Ice
  • Workers' Compensation and Occupational Diseases for State Correctional Officers
  • Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress and Cyberbullying/Harassment in Maryland
  • The Risks Associated With Decorative Contact Lenses During the Halloween Holiday
  • New Bill Seeks to Prohibit Children From Riding as Passengers on Motorcycles
  • October
  • Noah's Law Effective as of October 2016
  • Increased Rate of Head Trauma and Visits to the Emergency Room
  • MD Senate to Review Cap for Noneconomic Damages Associated with Catastrophic Injuries
  • Physician Abuse and How the Maryland Board of Physicians are Required to Respond
  • September
  • Deaf Patients and Their Right to Effective Communication and Access to Medical Attention
  • Lead-Poisoning of Children and Maryland's Lax Laws
  • Multiple Sclerosis Misdiagnosis is Occurring More and More Regularly
  • Study Suggests Diagnostic Tools for Depression May Lead to Misdiagnosis in Children and Adolescents
  • Genetic Testing Could Lead to Misdiagnoses Due to Non-Diverse Genetic Databases
  • August
  • The Protections and Rights of Good Samaritans
  • The Dangers of Distracted Walking
  • Negative Yelp Reviews Lead to Doctors Revealing Patient Information
  • $50,000 Settlement Paid to Family of Frostburg Football Player Who Died of Concussion-Related Injuries
  • July
  • The "Social Host Liability": Parents Now Civilly Liable for Accidents of Minors Permitted to Drink at Home
  • The Liability of Snapchat for Accidents Related to Distracted Driving
  • Self-Driving Cars and the Trolley Problem: The Possible Future of Accident Liability
  • When Hospitals Make Mistakes
  • Maryland's Motorcycle Helmet Laws
  • June
  • Electric Shock Drowning
  • Zika Virus Infections in Maryland
  • Minors and Statutes of Limitations
  • May
  • Bicycle Accidents
  • PIP, UIM, and Fault-Based Insurance in Maryland
  • Boating Accidents in Maryland
  • Metrorail Injuries
  • Car Accident Ejections
  • April
  • Frozen Vegetables Recalled Due to Listeria Outbreak
  • Pharmaceutical Negligence
  • Surgical Error and Medical Malpractice
  • Workers' Compensation in Maryland
  • March
  • Brain Injuries
  • Food Allergy-Related Injuries
  • Dangerous Roads
  • Cargo Spills
  • February
  • Car Accidents and Pregnant Victims
  • Multi-Vehicle Accidents
  • Motorcycle Accidents: Being Struck From Behind
  • January
  • Foreseeability and Personal Injury Claims
  • Hoverboard Accidents and Injuries
  • Bill Legalizing Physician-Assisted Suicide Reintroduced in Maryland
  • Wrongful Birth Cases
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