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: Maryland Injury Lawyer BlogUniversity of Maryland Medical Systems v. Waldt
The Maryland Court of Appeals republished University of Maryland Medical Systems v. Waldt today. One of our lawyers, John Cord, has created a document comparing the two opinions.
This PDF document highlights the differences between the October 20, 2009 opinion and the November 10, 2009 opinion. However, the document has been created by electronically comparing the two opinions, and some highlighted portions reflect changes in formatting, page location, or the idiosyncrasies of the conversion process, and do not necessarily mean that the exact wording has changed. Still, it helps you cut to the chase of what the differences are between these opinions.
- Analysis of Original Opinion
- Blog Post When CoA Withdrew the Opinion
- Informed Consent in Maryland
- Goldberg v. Boone (no bright-line test or all-inclusive list of items that must be disclosed by a doctor in order to procure informed consent from a patient)
Full post as published by Maryland Injury Lawyer Blog on November 10, 2009 (boomark / email).
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