The Hyatt & Weber, P.A. philosophy begins with a commitment to work closely with each and every client. This means applying the legal expertise and attention to detail that each matter deserves, in an efficient and effective manner. Our lawyers know that our success depends on the satisfaction of our clients. … [Read More...]
A new study suggests that failing to use turn signals could be even more dangerous than distracted driving. As Laurel accident attorneys, we have seen firsthand what can happen when drivers neglect to follow the rules of the road. According to research by the Society of Automotive Engineers, drivers either fail to use their signals…
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Unfortunately, Prince George’s County has the greatest number of fatal vehicle accidents in Maryland. As Prince George’s County injury attorneys, we are hopeful that a new enforcement program will help reduce the number of crashes and make our roads safer. As reported by WTOP.com, police have decided to step up their efforts to deter speeders…
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At least 33 fungal eye infections have been traced back to medication errors by a Florida pharmacy. According to a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the rare infections were the result of contamination at Franck’s Compounding Lab in Ocala. As Bowie medical malpractice attorneys, we know that medication errors can often…
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The U.S. premature birth rate is higher than 130 other countries of the world, including many poorer nations, according to a new report. In total, nearly half a million babies are born too soon in the U.S. each year. As Baltimore birth injury attorneys, the findings are alarming given that premature babies are at greater…
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Blood transfusions are sometimes required to replace blood lost during surgery or following a serious injury. However, a new report suggests that doctors may be using transfusions more often than needed. As Baltimore malpractice attorneys, we are concerned that this practice is putting patients at risk. The study, conducted by researchers at Johns Hopkins University…
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In our initial client meeting, we are often asked if there is a standard settlement amount for a Baltimore medical malpractice case. The short answer is no. When it comes medical malpractice, every case is different. The settlement amount offered in your case will depend upon the specific facts, including the injury and the extent…
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Unfortunately, there is no such thing as a “simple” Baltimore car accident. Even minor crashes can result in serious injuries. Therefore, it is often advisable to consult with an attorney with experience in personal injury cases. If the accident was caused through no fault of your own, but by someone else’s carelessness, the law entitles…
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With the growing importance of technology, cyber security is a growing concern. We all know that computers and cell phones can be at risk for hacking, but what about our medical devices? Lawmakers in Washington have recently raised concerns that hackers could target wireless medical devices and are urging the Food and Drug Administration to…
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The Food and Drug Administration is creating a new system that would help the safety regulator track defective medical devices. As Laurel medical malpractice attorneys, we are hopeful that the new system can help prevent the growing number of deaths and injuries attributed to faulty medical devices. Last month, defective heart defibrillator wires manufactured by…
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As Bowie medical malpractice attorneys, we know firsthand that infections occur all too often in Maryland hospitals. Therefore, we are encouraged by a new report that suggests that central line infections, which result from catheter use in intensive care units, appear to be declining. As we discussed in a previous post, a safety checklist, developed…
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