Maryland Injury Lawyer Blog

• Are hybrid car drivers better off in case of accident?
• "Still need proof that the U.S. Supreme Court's decision is going to have far-reaching effects in the world of mass torts and consumer class actions?"
• If the same client retains you to sue over a car accident and, later, a plane accident, and you claim in the second suit that the client's injuries were caused solely by the plane accident, and your client testifies in deposition for the plane case that she had no contact with you beforehand, you could be in trouble.
• Liability caps strike again, this time in Pennsylvania. Fill in my usual angst-ridden commentary.
• Segway has been hit with a $10 million jury award in Connecticut after a 23-year-old man suffered brain damage from a fall from a Segway. The injury occurred during a Segway demonstration of its product, during which the man rode through an obstacle course blindfolded and without a helmet. These Segways are crazy cool and crazy unsafe.
• Grandma got run over by a reindeer. And then her estate sued.
• Max Kennerly write about anesthesia risks, which terrifies anyone who goes under.
• Will doing away with arbitration clauses in nursing home cases mean better care for our elderly in the future?
• Eric Turkewitz writes about why lawyers blog.

Speaking of blogging, with Christmas approaching this could be one of my last blog posts of 2011. Google Analytics tells me there are a decent number of people reading this blog on a regular basis. If you are one of those people, I appreciate your stopping by to hear what I have to say. Hopefully, it helped you in your practice or you found it interesting. I'm hoping to put out an even better blog for you in 2012.