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Medical & Dental Malpractice in Maryland & Washington, D.C.
Walker, Murphy & Nelson, LLP, routinely defends healthcare providers from accusations of malpractice and professional liability. Our attorneys represent clients throughout the State of Maryland in jurisdictions including Annapolis, Baltimore, Towson, Frederick, and the surrounding metropolitan Washington, D.C. area to serve a variety of healthcare providers such as:
- Physicians
- Surgeons
- Dentists
- Nurses
- Nurse anesthetists
- Dental hygienists
- Chiropractors
- Physical therapists
Our attorneys are experienced litigators who can help defend professionals against accusations of negligence or liability in the courtroom.
Defending Against Disciplinary Proceedings
Often times, allegations of malpractice are accompanied by disciplinary proceedings before the various licensing boards. These can be serious, career-ending legal dilemmas with consequences far more reaching than a traditional malpractice claim.
Our attorneys are here to assist in regulatory matters that may threaten your professional reputation or ability to practice, with the threat of penalties such as:
- Removal of licensure
- Suspension of licensure
- Fines
- Probationary periods
- Letters of reprimand
- Settlement agreements
- Consent Orders
Contact our offices to start defending your career.
National Practitioner Data Bank
The National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB) was established as part of the Health Care Quality Improvement Act of 1986 and was intended to improve the quality of health care by restricting the ability of incompetent health care providers to move from State to State without disclosure of prior malpractice payments or adverse disciplinary proceedings. Codified at 45 CFR Part 60, the NPDB has potentially broad ramifications for health care providers seeking to resolve even minor, nuisance value claims. Knowing what must be reported to the NPDB, and who must report it, often plays an important role in resolution strategies for our clientele. To find out additional information on the National Practitioner Data Bank, contact us today.
Avoiding Malpractice Problems
Walker, Murphy & Nelson, LLP also provides risk-management seminars and consultations for professional practices and healthcare institutions who want to learn about best practices to avoid medical malpractice or professional liability claims. These seminars carry nominal fees and can cover a wide array of topics in your practice are.