Miller And Zois

read moreOur firm only takes cases where we 100% believe the client is entitled to compensation. We take cases for clients we believe in that we think passionately deserve compensation either for the harm that was done to them or for the loss of someone they loved dearly. We have not and will not represent any insurance company or any business fighting against victims. As Maryland personal injury attorneys, we work only with injured victims and families who have lost a loved one and we are eager to assist you with your case.

read moreThe Court of Appeals, the highest court in the State of Maryland, was created by the Maryland Constitution of 1776. It is located in Annapolis. The court's origins go back to 1694 when royal governor Francis Nicholson first established the Court of Appeals, our state's "supreme court." Maryland's highest court hears cases almost exclusively by way of certiorari, a discretionary review process. In other words, it only considers cases that it believes have issues that are worth addressing. If the court does not believe there is an issue that needs to be given further consideration or analysis, it will deny certiorari and refuse to hear the case.

read moreOur lawyers handle negligence and malpractice claims against Maryland hospitals. We trust these facilities to provide adequate care when we go to the emergency room, undergoing surgery, or recovering from an illness. Our law firm has recovered millions of dollars in medical malpractice lawsuits against hospitals in the Baltimore - Washington area. If you have been a victim of medical malpractice or have lost a loved one, you can get a no obligation online consultation with one of our attorneys who will respond immediately.

read moreMiller & Zois has some of the most successful and respected medical malpractice lawyers in Maryland. Our malpractice attorneys have earned millions in compensation for victims of medical negligence. On this page we will look at the different types of medical malpractice cases; what it takes to win malpractice cases in Maryland and how much compensation you can expect to get if you win. Under Maryland law, medical negligence occurs when a doctor, nurse or other health care professional injures a patient with negligent or inappropriate medical care.

read moreBelow is an analysis of the car insurance companies you might be faced with in a car accident injury claim. In these pages, you will find inside information on how these insurers value personal injury claims. Learn what you can do to maximize the value of your claim. Listed are links to information about and analysis of the insurance carriers with the largest shares of the consumer auto insurance market in the Baltimore-Washington region. These 8 insurance companies currently account for 98% of auto insurance policies written in Maryland and probably 80% of the market share in the United States.

read moreDental malpractice lawsuits against dentists in Maryland are governed by the same rules applied to doctors and nurses. So claims against dentists, oral surgeons, endodontists, orthodontists prosthodontists, periodontists, and even dental hygienists are controlled by our medical malpractice laws. In Maryland, this requires expert testimony before the lawsuit is filed addressing what the dentist should have done under the circumstances and what should have been done as not done. The plaintiff's expert, usually in the same field of dentistry as the defendant, must also testify that it is more likely than not that the dentist's negligence was the proximate cause of the harm that was done.

read moreOur Maryland malpractice lawyers handle surgery error lawsuits against Maryland hospitals and Maryland surgeons who have negligently caused injury to a patient during surgery. Maryland has many great surgeons, some of the best surgeons in the world perform surgery every day in Maryland hospitals. But there are exceptions that often lead to exceptional surgical errors for which Maryland law may provide compensation. The statistics bear this out. The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality found in a study last year that surgical errors cost our country approximately 41.5 billion every year and that 1 in 10 patients who die within 90 days of surgery did so the result of a medical error that could have been prevented.

read moreWe hope you it has been helpful to you. We have spent a lot of time to put a great deal of information on here for victims, including information that is directed to people with claims that we would never consider handling (for example, property damage claims in auto accidents). We do this because we want to help and we want to give back to the community. We represent only victims for a reason. We really try to hard to provide information you can use on this website and try not to use too much "lawyer speak".