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Founding Member, Trial Lawyer

Paul M. D'Amore

  • Proudly Serving

    Baltimore, Annapolis & Washington, D.C.

  • Licensed For

    21 years

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Types of Cases I Handle

  • Medical Malpractice
  • Birth Injury
  • Brain Injury
  • Personal Injury
  • Wrongful Death
  • Major Accidents

Education

  • Northeastern University School of Law
    JD - Juris Doctor
  • Boston University
    BS - Bachelor of Science

Admitted to Practice

State Courts
  • Maryland
  • Superior Court of theDistrict of Columbia
  • New Jersey
  • Massachusetts
Federal Courts
  • District of Columbia
  • Maryland
  • New Jersey
  • Massachusetts

Awards & Recognition

  • Million Badge
  • Multi-Million Badge
  • AVVO-Superb Badge
  • DJA-Badge
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  • National-Trial-Lawers-Badge
  • Americas Top 100 Badge
  • JustGreat-Lawyers-Badge
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  • Expertise Award
  • DR-MedMal-Winner-Badge
  • DR-PI-Top-Three
  • LuperLawyers Badge
  • NAOPIA Badge
  • 10-Best-2016-Badge
  • LCA-Badge
  • National Trial Badge

What My Clients Are Saying

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"I Couldn’t Ask For A Better Lawyer!"

Myrna B.

"If you want a great lawyer who will fight for you and get you the money you deserve, you need Paul D’Amore. He made me a promise and he kept it! He got me what I deserved!"

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Our Winning Philosophy

Readers of the Maryland Daily Record votedD’Amore Personal Injury Law their #1 choicefor medical malpractice cases in Maryland.

About Paul M. D'Amore

Paul received a Bachelor of Science degree in business finance from Boston University’s School of Management in 1992 and a Juris Doctor from Northeastern University’s School of Law in 1997. Paul began his legal career as an Assistant Prosecutor for the State of New Jersey.  After leaving the Prosecutor's Office, Paul spent the next decade successfully defending corporations, doctors, nurses and hospitals in Massachusetts, Maryland and Washington, D.C. against claims of negligence.

In 2009, Paul decided he would rather help real people instead of rich hospital systems and insurance companies.  He resigned his partnership at a prestigious defense firm, and began working as a personal injury lawyer serving injured people in their fight for justice against the very hospitals, corporations and insurance companies that once retained him.

Since becoming a personal injury lawyer, Paul has obtained life changing compensation for his injured clients and their families. The results that Paul has achieved for his injured clients have earned him recognition as a Super Lawyer, a Top 100 Trial Lawyer and Life Membership in the Million Dollar and Multi Million Dollar Advocates Forums.

Previous Cases Of Interest

  • Paralysis from Failure to Diagnose Type IV Elher's Danlo's Syndrome
  • Paralysis from Failure to Diagnose Paraneoplastic Neurologic Syndrome
  • Death from Failure to Prepare Proper Surgical Plan for Removal of Massive Hepatic Carcinoma
  • Death from Failure to Prepare Proper Surgical Plan for Removal of Massive Hepatic Carcinoma
  • Permanent Injury from Esophageal Perforation during cervical discectomy
  • Death from Esophageal perforation during endoscopy
  • Permanent injury from Colon perforation during colonoscopy
  • Paralysis secondary to negligent Blood Pressure management during surgery
  • Brain Damage from failure to properly treat cluster seizures
  • Cerebral Palsy from failing to recognize placental abruption
  • Cerebral Palsy from failing to recognize fetal distress
  • Cerebral Palsy from failure to recognize placental insufficiency
  • Cerebral Palsy from failure to recognize infection
  • Brain injury from failure to properly manage breathing tube
  • Paralysis from failure to recognize post-operative spinal cord compression
  • Blindness from complications of gastric bypass
  • Death from failure to diagnose heart attack in the Emergency Room
  • Death from overdose of blood thinners
  • Lack of Informed Consent for abdominal surgery on Disabled Child
  • Brain damage from negligent repair of congenital heart defect in 6 month old baby
  • Punctured Heart from surgical guide wire
  • Death from Breast Cancer after misread mammogram

Cases I'm Currently Working

  • Brain Damage after successful Heart Transplant
  • Paralysis after tethered spinal cord release
  • Wrongful Birth of Child with Undiagnosed Dandy Walker Variant
  • Cerebral Palsy from undiagnosed hydrocephalus
  • Erb's Palsy from excessive head traction at delivery
  • Quadriplegia from negligent blood transfusion
  • Leg Amputation from improperly treated foot wound
  • Death From Undiagnosed Aortic Dissection