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At our first meeting, we are usually able to help you understand your medical condition, the treatments you received, and what happened to cause you harm. Clients often tell us this simple step returned a sense of control to their lives.
We take your claims "personally.” Your fight for justice is our fight for justice. We do not stop fighting for you until we know you are getting the best outcome in your case. Holding fast to our guiding principles has resulted in extraordinary results for our clients.
Rebuilding your life after a catastrophic injury takes strength, determination, and money. We have constantly obtained life changing compensation for clients like you. Compensation that allows you to rebuild your life.
Working with Paul D’Amore has been a wonderful experience. He has been professional, compassionate and dedicated to my daughter’s case every step of the way. It has truly been a pleasure and a privilege working with Mr. D’Amore. I would definitely recommend him to anyone.
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Birth injury cases often require rigorous investigation and can be difficult to prove. All of our lawyers have a wealth of experience, skill, and knowledge of what it takes to win a birth injury case.
A birth injury is a medical mistake by a doctor or hospital that caused serious injury to your child at or around the time of her birth. These injuries may include brain related injuries, physical birth injuries, birth injury infections, birth injuries caused during delivery, and wrongful birth.
Birth injuries are often catastrophic and lead to a lifetime of medical bills and other expenses.
Medical malpractice law involves cases that include mistakes, omissions, negligence, or wrongful acts of a medical professional that result in injury. These cases are often complex and require an understanding of medical and scientific information.
Our attorneys have decades of experience in medical law. We extensively investigate every medical malpractice case and consult with medical experts who are willing to help our clients prove their claims and win their case.
Car, truck, and motorcycle accidents can be incredibly disruptive and can cause permanent injuries, or death. Vehicle accidents result in a wide variety of personal injuries that are often devastating. In the commotion of an automobile accident, evidence can be lost or destroyed and investigations botched. Additionally, victims only have a limited time to file a claim.
Our experienced personal injury attorneys focus their practice on car, motorcycle, and truck accidents. We have the skills and resources to investigate the accident scene, gather evidence, and compile the facts to get you the compensation you deserve.
D'Amore Personal Injury Law focuses on the real-life needs of people who have suffered life changing personal injuries, or the loss of a loved one from a wrongful death.
We are committed to gaining a deep understanding of your case, and the global impact it has had on your body, your mind, your life, and your family.
We believe in holding those responsible for your loss fully accountable. Once we take your case, we work around the clock to get you the justice and 
compensation you need, and deserve. You can worry less about getting the financial help you need, and focus more on healing and getting your life back.
We Fight to get the Compensation and Justice You Deserve.
In Maryland, victims of medical malpractice are entitled to recover the value of their past and future lost wages, past and future medical and care expenses, and past and future lost household services. Medical malpractice victims are also able to recover an amount of money for their conscious pain and suffering. 
However, there are laws in Maryland that place a limit (“cap”) on pain and suffering damages. The cap came into effect in 1985. Since then, it has been both increased and modified by the Maryland State Legislature.
The cap that applies to each case is based upon the date of the injury.
Victims of medical malpractice are entitled to recover the value of their past and future lost wages, past and future medical and care expenses, and past and future lost household services. 
Medical malpractice victims are also able to recover an amount of money for their conscious pain and suffering.
The District of Columbia, unlike Maryland, does not place a limit on conscious pain and suffering damages.
The main reason a case is not accepted for investigation, or is declined after investigation, has to do with the business model of contingency fees. Medical malpractice lawyers who represent patients work on a contingency fee. That means the lawyers and law firms do not charge by the hour, and do not expect the clients to pay for the costs associated with the investigation and prosecution of their case.
Instead, the law firm only receives a fee on cases that resolve in the client’s favor. Furthermore, because clients with unsuccessful cases are not expected to repay the firm for case expenses, those cases not only fail to earn a fee, but also result in a financial loss to the firm.
The costs associated with the investigation of a medical malpractice case are usually between $5,000 and $15,000. If the investigation results in the case being filed, the costs to prosecute the case is usually between $30,000 and $100,000. If the case can not be settled, it will proceed to trial. Trial of a medical malpractice case can cost an additional $20,000 to $50,000. These amounts do not represent legal fees. They are not the amount of money being paid to the lawyers working on your case. They are the expenses that must be incurred to properly handle your case. They include the cost of medical record copying, expert witness fees, court reporters, transcripts, court fees, exhibit preparation and travel. Contingency fee clients are not expected to pay these costs. The risk of recovery of these costs, and of obtaining a legal fee is borne solely by the law firm.
This business model has the benefit of allowing clients to retain an attorney to investigate their case who could not otherwise afford to pay the costs and fees up front. However, it is evident that the model also requires lawyers who want to stay in business to select cases that have a significant probability of success. We sincerely try to help everyone who calls us. However, the reality of economics gets in the way at times.
In Maryland, victims of medical malpractice are entitled to recover the value of their past and future lost wages, past and future medical and care expenses, and past and future lost household services.
However, there are laws in Maryland that place a limit (“cap”) on pain and suffering damages. The cap came into effect in 1985. Since then, it has been both increased and modified by the Maryland State Legislature. The cap that applies to each case is based upon the date of the injury.
Yes, injuries to mothers are considered a birth injury.
Examples of injuries include: vaginal tears during childbirth, post-partum hemorrhage, ruptured uterus, and prolapsed uterus.
If you are in an accident and can prove fault on the part of the other driver, you can file a claim under your own insurance policy, file a claim with the other driver’s insurance company, or file a lawsuit against the at-fault driver.
It is STRONGLY RECOMMENDED that you engage the services of an experienced car accident attorney to assist you with this process. Insurance companies are in the business of saving money on claims. They are NOT motivated to look out for your best interests.
If you cannot settle with the insurance company, you can file a lawsuit and attempt to settle before going to trial.
Make sure you receive treatment for any injuries and ascertain the extent of all accident related injuries before you settle because once you settle, you cannot reopen the case in the future.
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