Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Attention: Stent Recipients at Washington Adventist Hospital in Takoma Park, Maryland

Attention:  All Washington Adventist Hospital Heart Patients.  We know know that there were other cardiologists who implanted unnecessary coronary artery stents at Washington Adventist Hospital in Takoma Park, MD, and we know who they are.


These stents may have a significant impact on your future health insurance coverage.  You may be entitled to monetary compensation.  We are currently reviewing patients with unnecessary stents placement from St. Joseph Medical Center in Towson, MD, and Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore, MD.
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If you have a coronary artery stent implanted between January 2005 and January 2010 at Washington Adventist Hospital, please call the Law Offices of G. Randolph Rice, Jr., LLC at 410.288.2900 and speak with their medical malpractice attorney, G. Randolph Rice, Jr.  Or you can email Mr. Rice at RiceLawMD@gmail.com.

All inquiries will be kept confidential.  There is no charge for our consultation.  We do not need any records from your cardiologist at the present time, we only need you to call us at 410.288.2900.

We will send you our Stent Informational Packet for Washington Adventist Hospital.  You can complete the questionnaire in the confidence of your home and return to my office.  Our stent cardiologist will review your procedure, for free, and we will advise you as to a possible stent claim and lawsuit againt Washington Adventist Hospital.

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Law Offices of G. Randolph Rice, Jr., LLC
6914 Holabird Avenue, Suite A
Baltimore, Maryland 21222-1747
410.288.2900 (phone 24/7)
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Do You Need to File a Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus in Maryland?

As a Criminal Lawyer in Baltimore County, MD, we file petitions for writ of habeas corpus on a regular basis for our clients.  If you've been arrested in Baltimore County, MD, and a bail has been set that you believe is too high or you would like to have another bail review, we can file a writ of habeas corpus and have you before a Judge in the Circuit Court of Baltimore County within about a week.
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in Baltimore County, MD

Call our Writ of Habeas Corpus Lawyer at 410.288.2900 for immediate help and legal assistance.

A Writ of Habeas Corpus is a petition that a Maryland lawyer can file that alleges that a defendant is being confined or restrained of his liberty in violation of the U.S. Constitution, Amendment VIII ("Excessive bail should not be required...") and Maryland Declarations of Rights Article 25 ("Excessive bail ought not be required...").

As of the date of this blog entry, the filing fee for a Writ of Habeas Corpus is $145.00 payable to the Clerk of Court for the Circuit Court where the petition is filed.

You should seek the assistance of a Baltimore County Criminal Lawyer for filing a writ of habeas corpus.  We recently filed a petition seeking the reduction of a bail for a client.  The defendant was arrested in Baltimore City and was seen by a Judge at Central Booking.  The Judge set the bail for two cases extremely high for the defendant, who had never been arrested and had strong tied to the community.

We were able to file the petition on a Wednesday and were before a Judge in the Circuit Court by the following Monday.  If a loved one of family member is incarcerated and pending charges in the District Court, call our office at 410.288.2900 to discuss the options.  Writ of Habeas Corpus is only available for defendants that have not been charged in the Circuit Court.  Thus, if they are pending charges in the District Court or have not been indicted then a defendant can file a petition.


Call our Writ of Habeas Corpus Lawyer at 410.288.2900 for immediate help and legal assistance.

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Beware of Hungry Judges


Beware of Hungry Judges
By Christopher Shea (Wall Street Journal - April 16, 2011)
A study of parole decisions in Israel indicates that if the judge hadn't taken a food break recently, the petitioner stood a greater chance of losing.
Researchers looked at 1,112 rulings involving requests for parole (or for changes of incarceration terms) presented to eight judges. They heard cases daily, interrupting for a morning snack and lunch.
The odds of an inmate receiving a favorable decision started at 65%, first thing in the morning, then steadily dropped until the snack break. If the judge heard eight cases in the morning, the average success rate for the last one was 25%. If the judge heard 12 cases, the average success rate for the final one was 0%. Favorable rulings popped back up to 65% when the judge returned, then slid again until lunchtime. The same pattern appeared post-lunch.
The authors could find no other factors that might explain the pattern beyond the hearing's timing, relative to the food breaks. They had no direct measure of the judges' mood.
"Extraneous Factors in Judicial Decisions," Shai Danziger, Jonathan Levav, and Liora Avnaim-Pesso, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (April 12)

Monday, April 18, 2011

Criminal Lawyer in Dundalk Maryland Call 410.288.2900 for Immediate Help

Suspect Arrested After Shooting and Barricade in Precinct 12/North Point Baltimore County Police Department.  

Randy Scott Digennaro has been arrested and charged for shooting a man in Precinct 12/North Point.Reprint from Baltimore County Police Department Press Release:  Baltimore County, Md. (April 18, 2011) - Randy Scott Digennaro, 55, of the 7800-block of Fairgreen Road, 21222 has been arrested and charged with attempted first degree murder, second degree assault, and use of a handgun during a felony violent crime after a shooting in Precinct 12/North Point.

Criminal Lawyer in Dundalk, Maryland, G. Randolph Rice, Jr., call 24/7 at 410.288.2900.

On April 15 at approximately 9:40 p.m., officers responded to the 7800-block of Fairgreen Road, 21222 for a shooting. Victim Brian Sheppard, 45, of the 3500-block of Louth Road, 21222 drove to the area to visit a friend. Before he could exit his vehicle, he was confronted by Randy Digennaro, who shot the victim multiple times with a handgun.


After the shooting, Randy Digennaro went back into his house and refused to surrender to police. The Hostage Negotiation Team and the Tactical Unit were called to the location. After several hours, the Tactical 
Unit entered the home and took the suspect into custody.


Criminal Lawyer in Dundalk, Maryland, G. Randolph Rice, Jr., call 24/7 at 410.288.2900.


The victim was transported to Bayview Hospital with serious injuries.


Randy Digennaro is currently being held without bail at the Baltimore County Detention Center.

Friday, April 15, 2011

Driver hits BP Station After Assault at Timonium Au Poiton Stil - Criminal Lawyer in Baltimore County, MD

Driver hits BP station after assault at Timonium eatery, police say
If you've been arrested in Timonium, Maryland for 2nd Assault, Disorderly Conduct, and various traffic offenses, contact the Law Offices of G. Randolph Rice, Jr., LLC at 410.288.2900, to discuss your defense.

Baltimore County Police Arrested a man early Thursday morning after he was asked to leave the Au Poiton Stil on York Road. Bouncers at that location indicated that he was intoxicated and acting out of order. When police arrived they believed that he was the same individual that had made an obscene gesture at a police officer, ran a stop light and ultimately crashed into a BP gas station at York and Shawan road. The defendant was ultimately arrested at the light rail station about 40 minutes later. This would an interesting case of identity. Since the Defendant was arrested so long after the incidents and he was found at a location about a mile away, it may be hard, unless there is a positive and strong ID from many witnesses, that he was the individual responsible for the crimes.

Since the defendant is from out of state he will need an experienced bail review attorney present for him at his bail hearing in Towson. In addition, he will more likely than not have a trial date in the Baltimore County District Court in a couple of months. He will need the experience of a Criminal Lawyer in Baltimore County.

If you need a Criminal Lawyer in Timonium, Maryland, contact the Criminal Defense Firm of the Law Offices of G. Randolph Rice, Jr., LLC, at 410.288.2900 or email our lead attorney, G. Randolph Rice, Jr., at RiceLawMD@gmail.com

Thursday, April 14, 2011

Baltimore County MD Bail Review Attorney

We recently represented a client who was before the Court in the District Court of Maryland for Baltimore County for a bail review hearing in Towson, Maryland.  The facts of the case in regards to the bail review hearing are as follows.  The defendant was arrested on a Friday night at his home.  He was taken before the commissioner that night and the commissioner set the bail at One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00).  Since the defendant was arrested on a Friday night, his bail review was set for the following Monday morning in Towson, Maryland in the Towson District Court located at 120 E. Chesapeake Avenue, Towson, Maryland 21286.
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Since the family wanted to have their loved one released as soon as possible, we met the family in my Towson Appointment Only Bail Review office right across the street from the Towson District Court at 101 E. Chesapeake Avenue, Suite 200, Towson, Maryland 21286 (410.288.2900 Available 24/7) to discuss how a bail review works and what we could do for their loved one.

The Defendant was charged with attempted first degree murder and various other related charges.  The statement of charges alleged that the defendant has been a passenger in a vehicle and when the defendant arrived on the scene, the witnesses could identify the defendant.  Yet, when the witnesses stated they saw my client attempt to murder the victim, they could not identify him by name, only by a description.  This was a key factor in the bail review hearing and convincing the Judge that the facts did not warrant such a high bail for the case.  The facts of a case are one of the factors the Court considers when determining the bail for a pending criminal charge.  The other factor is the flight risk of the defendant.  We were able to have 5 family members present for the bail review hearing showing the Court that the defendant has strong family ties to the community and he is not a flight risk.  We were successful in the bail review, arguing and being granted a reduction in the bail from One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00) to Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars ($250,000.00).  The family of the defendant was happy and we had contacted a bail bonds company to be present at the bail review hearing. This allowed for the family to complete the paperwork at the Courthouse and the defendant was released from the Baltimore County Detention Center that afternoon.

A successful Baltimore County bail review hearing requires the knowledge and experience of a Baltimore County Criminal Lawyer and Towson Bail Review Lawyer.

If you need a Baltimore County Bail Review lawyer for your family or loved one's bail review hearing, contact Attorney G. Randolph Rice, Jr., at 410.288.2900.  We are available 24/7 to discuss your bail review options and represent your loved one at the bail review hearing.

Towson Criminal Lawyer located right across the street from the Towson District Court.

Call 410.288.2900 for immediate Bail Review help.

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

St. Joseph Medical Center Towson Maryland Stent Lawsuit Update

It appears that Westmoreland Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania may be facing the same troubles as St. Joseph Medical Center in regards to the implantation of unneeded stents.  The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported on March 3, 2011, that medical reviews at Westmoreland Hospital have determined that two cardiologists implanted unneeded coronary stents in at least 141 patients.
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This similar medical malpractice claim sounds a lot like the current stent litigation in Baltimore, Maryland, where our office are currently involved in claims against Dr. Mark Midei and St. Joseph Medical Center for stents implanted unnecessarily.

If you received a stent from Dr. Mark Midei and were sent a stent letter from St. Joseph Medical Center, email our stent lawyers.

Westmoreland Hospital assembled two teams of nationally recognized cardiologist to review stent procedures in 2010.  The report found that 141 patients in 2010 may not have had enough blockage in their arteries to warrant a stent placement.  The doctors that were found to have implanted unneeded stents were; Dr. Ehab Morcos and George Bousamra.

A stent is a tiny mesh wire devise that is used to open arteries that are believed to be constricted and allows improved blood flow through those arteries. The use of stents can be successful for patients that need the procedure, but as we have found in over 600 patients from St. Joseph Medical Center, Dr. Mark Midei was implanting stents in patients that did not have the minimum blockage.

If you were a patent of Dr. Mark Midei and received a stent between January 2005 and January 2010, you still have time to file a stent claim.  Numerous claims and lawsuits have been filed in Maryland for unneeded stents placed by Dr. Mark Midei, but our office is involved with the majority of the claims and lawsuits against Dr. Midei and St. Joseph Medical Center.  If you believe that you received an unneeded stent, we can handle your claim against Dr. Mark Midei and St. Joseph Medical Center.    Contact our office at 410.288.2900 for immediate help.

If you received a stent letter from St. Joseph Medical Center indicating that you have received an unneeded stent, contact our stent lawyers at 410.288.2900, ask for St. Joseph Stent Attorney G. Randolph Rice, Jr.

All consultations are free and confidential and most information can be collected over the phone by our Maryland Stent Lawyers.  We'll send you a St. Joseph Stent Lawsuit packet and in the privacy of your home, you can complete the forms and return them to our office for review by our stent lawsuit cardiologist.

Law Offices of G. Randolph Rice, Jr., LLC
Maryland Medical Malpractice Attorneys
6914 Holabird Avenue, Suite A
Baltimore, Maryland 21222-1747
410.288.2900 (phone 24/7)
410.288.2988 (facsimile)
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Monday, April 11, 2011

Expungement of Criminal Records in Maryland


If you need a criminal law attorney in Maryland to advise you on your expungement petition, call our office to schedule a free consultation at 410.288.2900

Expungement is the removal of records from public inspection.  Records may be expunged from MVA files, Court, and police files.  Court records are not automatically expunged; to have the records removed one must file a petition for expungement with the Court.  Court records may be expunged if the following occurred: a finding of not guilty (acquittal), guilty finding of certain nuisance crimes, the charges were dismissed, the charges resulted in a probation before judgment (excluding charges of driving while under the influence or driving while impaired), the State’s Attorney entered a nolle prosequi, the Court entered a Stet, a full and unconditional pardon by the Governor was granted.
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The waiting period to file the petition with the Court varies depending on the outcome of the case.  An individual may file a petition for expungement immediately upon an outcome of an acquittal (not guilty), nolle prosequi, or a dismissal.  If an individual was granted probation before judgment (PBJ), then a petition may be filed three years after the probation was granted or probation ended, whichever is later.  A petition for expungement based on a guilty verdict for a specified nuisance crime may be filed three years from the date of conviction or satisfactory completion of the sentence, including probation, whichever is later.  For Stets, an individual may file a petition for expungement three years after the Stet was entered.  For cases that do not fall under these findings, an individual may file a petition for expungement at any time on a showing of good case to the Court and the Court will decide if an expungement is appropriate.

One is not entitled to an expungement of records in cases where a guilty finding was entered except for certain nuisance crimes under Maryland Criminal Procedure §10-105(a)(9), if a finding of probation before judgment, nolle prosequi, stet, a pardon or conviction of a specified publican nuisance crime, and since then the person has been convicted of another crime other than a minor traffic violation or are a defendant is a pending criminal proceeding, of a disposition of probation before judgment for a violation of driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while impaired (DWI).  In addition, if charged with multiple offenses and some of the charges were nolle prosequi but were found guilty of one or more of the other charges, then a person is not able to file a petition for expungement of the charges that were nolle prosequi.

The fee to file a petition is $30.00 however there is no fee for a verdict of not guilty (acquittal).  The process for a petition for expungement usually takes 90 days from the date of filing

If you need more information on filing for an expungement in Maryland or any other criminal related legal questions, please contact our office at 410.288.2900.

*The contents of the article do not create an attorney-client relationship and is not intended as legal advice.

Saturday, April 9, 2011

What is Maryland Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Insurance in a Car Accident case?

Q: What is Maryland Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Insurance in a Car Accident Case?

A:  Most of my clients are unfamiliar with Personal Injury Protection (PIP) when they are involved in a Maryland automobile accident.   If you have been involved in an auto accident in Maryland, call the Law Offices of G. Randolph Rice, Jr., LLC, at (410) 288-2900 to schedule a free Personal Injury Consultation
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PIP is a no-fault insurance policy that is attached to your car insurance.  Most people don’t even realize that they pay for PIP each time they renew their car insurance policy with a premium payment.  

You automatically have PIP coverage and the only way you would not be covered is if you waived the PIP coverage when you paid your premium.  Most people have PIP benefits of $2,500.00, but you are able to increase your PIP benefits in Maryland with a higher premium up to $10,000 of coverage.

PIP benefits are used to pay for medical and lost wages after a car accident.  At the Law Offices of G. Randolph Rice, Jr., LLC we will seek the full PIP benefits on your behalf and ensure that all payments are made according to your policy.   We also have the ability to request that the PIP benefits be reserved to pay lost wages in a car accident case.

In addition, if you do not have car insurance or are not covered under your own policy, you may be entitled to the PIP benefits of the vehicle you are riding in if you a passenger or a policy of a household member.

If you have been involved in an auto accident in Maryland, contact our office at 410.288.2900 for immediate car accident help.  Don't talk to insurance company until you talk to me.

Dundalk, Towson, Essex, Baltimore Auto Accident Attorney with offices in Dundalk and Towson Maryland.


Thursday, April 7, 2011

Did you Receive a Coronary Artery Stent at Union Memorial Hospital from January 2005 to January 2010?

April 7, 2011 - For Immediate Release to Stent Patients at Union Memorial Hospital.

Attention: All Union Memorial Hospital and Upper Chesapeake Medical Center Heart Patients, you may have a claim for an unneeded stent.  We now know that there were other cardiologists who implanted unnecessary stents and we know who they are.  These stents may ave a significant impact on your future health insurance coverage.  You may be entitled to monetary compensation.  
Union Memorial Hospital
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Maryland Stent Lawyer

We are currently representing clients in a suit filed in Baltimore, Maryland with unnecessary stents.  If you had a coronary artery stent implanted between January 2005 and January 2010 at Union Memorial or were transferred from Upper Chesapeake to St. Joseph's Hospital for stent placement, please call the Law Offices of G. Randolph Rice, Jr, LLC, at (410) 288-2900 and speak with a Maryland Stent Lawsuit Attorney.  You can also email Stent Attorney G. Randolph Rice, Jr., atRiceLawMD@gmail.com.  All inquiries will be kept confidential.  There is no charge for our consultation. We do not need any records from your cardiologist at this time, we only need you to call us. 

We will send out a Union Memorial Stent packet to be completed in the privacy of your home.  Once you have completed the Union Memorial Stent packet, return to our office in the enclosed postage paid envelope. We will review the information with our cardiologist to determine if you received an unneeded coronary stent from Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland.

Have your stent procedure reviewed by our cardiologist to determine if you received a needed stent from Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland.

To schedule a free consultation, contact our Maryland Stent Lawyer at 410.288.2900 to discuss your case.

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Charged with Assault in Maryland? You Need a Maryland Assault Law Attorney

If you have been charged with assault (or as some people refer to it: Assault & Battery) in the state of Maryland, then you need an experienced and trusted Maryland Assault Defense Attorney.  Contact the Law Offices of G. Randolph Rice, Jr., LLC, at 410.288.2900 to discuss your case and schedule a free consultation.

In the state of Maryland, there are two main criminal statues that provide for the prosecution of an assault.  Maryland Criminal Law 3-202 (Assault in the first degree) and 3-203 (Assault in the second degree).  For a person to be convicted of either of these offenses, a Judge or jury must find beyond a reasonable doubt that the Defendant committed all elements of the crime.
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If you need a Maryland Assault & Battery Law Attorney, contact us to schedule a free consultation.

For a Judge of jury in the state of Maryland to find a Defendant guilty, the State can pursue the charges under three different elements of assault in the second degree.

The state can argue one or all of these elements to prove that the Defendant committed the offense of Assault in the Second Degree:


1) Intent to Frighten:
Assault is intentionally frightening another person with the threat of immediate (either) [offensive physical contact] [physical harm]. In order to convict the defendant of assault, the State must prove:
(1) that the defendant committed an act with the intent to place the victim in fear of immediate [offensive physical con­tact] [physical harm]; (2)  that the defendant had the apparent ability, at that time, to bring about [offensive physical contact] [physical harm]; and (3) that (victim) reasonably feared immediate [offensive physical contact] [physical harm]; [and] (4)  that the defendant’s actions were not legally justified.


2) Attempted Batter
Assault is an attempt to cause [offensive physical contact] [physical harm]. In order to convict the defendant of assault, the State must prove:

(1) that the defendant actually tried to cause immediate [offensive physical contact with] [physical harm to] (victim); (2) that the defendant intended to bring about [offensive physical contact] [physical harm]; and (3) that the defendant’s actions were not consented to by (victim) [or not legally justified]. (note on use)

3) Battery
Assault is causing offensive physical contact to another person. In order to convict the defendant of assault, the State must prove:
(1) that the defendant caused [offensive physical contact with] [physical harm to] (victim);
(2) that the contact was the result of an intentional or reckless act of the defendant and was not accidental; and (3) that the contact was not consented to by (victim) [or not legally justified].

If you have been charged with Assault in the First Degree, you need a Maryland Assault in the First Degree Attorney defending your case.  Contact our office at 410.288.2900 to schedule a free consultation with a Maryland Assault Law Attorney.

First Degree Assault
In order to convict the defendant of first degree assault, the State must prove all of the elements of second degree assault and must also prove that:
(1) the defendant used a firearm to commit assault; or
(2) the defendant [intended to cause] serious physical injury in the commission of the assault.

A firearm is a weapon that propels [a bullet] [shotgun pellets] [a missile] [a projectile] by gunpowder or a similar explosive.
Serious physical injury means injury that
(1) creates a substantial risk of death; or
(2) causes serious and permanent or serious and protracted [disfigurement] or [loss or impairment of the function of any bodily member or organ].


The following information has been extracted from the Maryland Pattern Jury Instructions.


If you have been charged with assault in Maryland, contact a Baltimore Criminal Law Attorney at 410.288.2900.

Sunday, April 3, 2011

Man dies after late night stabbing in Dundalk. Do You need a Dundalk, MD Criminal Law Attorney?

Man dies after late night stabbing in Dundalk - baltimoresun.com

Dundalk, Maryland Criminal Law Attorney, representing the residents of Dundalk in their criminal law matters, call the Law Offices of G. Randolph Rice, Jr., LLC, at 410.288.2900.

If you have been arrested in Dundalk, Maryland, then you will need a Dundalk Maryland Bail Review Hearing Attorney to handle the bail hearing the day after the arrest in the Towson District Court. We are on call 24/7 to answer your criminal law questions for all resident of Dundalk, MD.

Our Dundalk MD Criminal Law Attorney office is located at:
410.288.2900 (Available 24/7)


Saturday, April 2, 2011

Have you been arrested by the Baltimore County Police for DUI or DWI?

Baltimore County Police DUI/DWI enforcement officers are one of the most aggressive and probably best departments when it comes to finding Drunk Drivers in Baltimore County.  That is why you need an experienced, trusted, and respected Baltimore County DUI/DWI Law Defense Attorney.
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G. Randolph Rice, Jr., 410.288.2900

A DUI/DWI can be expensive and affect you for the rest of your life if you don't seek the advise of a trusted Baltimore County DUI/DWI Law Attorney.  Our managing Baltimore County DUI/DWI Attorney, G. Randolph Rice, Jr., with the Law Offices of G. Randolph Rice, Jr., LLC, is a former Assistant State's Attorney and has tried thousands of DUI & DWI cases in Baltimore County.  He is trusted by the Baltimore County Police Department and has appeared before every Judge for the District Court of Baltimore County, Maryland hundreds of times.

If you have been arrested or charged with a DUI/DWI by the Baltimore County Police Department, you will have to appear for trial in one of the three District Courts of Maryland for Baltimore County; Catonsville District Court, Towson District Court, or Essex District Court.

Baltimore County DUI/DWI Law Defense Attorney, G. Randolph Rice, Jr., has two offices located in Baltimore County, Maryland to meet his DUI/DWI clients.  The main Baltimore County DUI/DWI office is located at; 6914 Holabird Avenue, Suite A, Dundalk, Maryland 21222.  The appointment only Baltimore County DUI/DWI office is located at; 101 East Chesapeake Avenue, Suite 200, Towson, Maryland 21286 (right across the street from the Towson District Court).

If you have been charged with a DUI or DWI in Baltimore County, Maryland, you need the assistance of an experienced and trusted Baltimore County DUI/DWI Law Attorney.  The DUI and DWI laws in the State of Maryland are complex and constantly changing.  If you don't choose the correct and best Baltimore County DUI/DWI attorney, then you could be suffering from bad results years down the road.  The affects on your license, car insurance, and the potential jail time that you could be facing is not worth risking with an inexperienced attorney.

My office doesn't practice tax law or corporate law, we concentrate our practice on a few areas of the law and make sure we know everything there is to know about that part of the law.  DUI/DWI Law in Baltimore County is complex, and we keep on top of all new changes in the law and preferences of the Court.

Contact the Baltimore County DUI/DWI Law Attorney, G. Randolph Rice, Jr., at 410.288.2900.  We are available 24/7 to answer your Baltimore County DUI/DWI Law questions.

St. Joseph Medical Center Stent Lawsuit Attorney Still Reviewing Cases

Did you, friend of family member receive a stent implant from St. Joseph Medical Center in Towson or Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland?  If you answered yes, then you need to speak with our St. Joseph Stent Lawsuit Attorney or Union Memorial Stent Lawsuit Attorney, G. Randolph Rice, Jr., with the Law Offices of G. Randolph Rice, Jr., LLC.
Baltimore, Maryland
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Stent Attorney G. Randolph Rice, Jr.

St. Joseph Hospital in Towson Maryland sent stent letters to almost 600 stent patients that received an unneeded stent from Doctor Mark Midei.  There are various pending lawsuits involving the Dr. Mark Midei stent lawsuits, but if you are looking for a stent lawyer in Baltimore Maryland that can assist with pursuing a Baltimore Stent Lawsuit, then contact our office at 410.288.2900, 24/7 for immediate St. Joseph Stent Lawsuit Help.

It is not too late, don't let the greed of another prevent you from receiving what you deserve for your medical expense and pain and suffering from an unneeded St. Joseph Medical Center Stent.

St. Joseph Stent Lawyers are waiting to review your stent procedure and determine if you have a possible claim for an unneeded stent at St. Joseph Medical Center in Towson, Maryland.

We are still reviewing stent claims for St. Joseph Medical Center.  If you believe that you received a stent from St. Joseph Medical Center and Dr. Mark Midei, then we can help.  All communications are confidential with our St. Joseph Medical Center stent lawyers.

We have cardiologists that are involved in reviewing hundreds of the St. Joseph Medical Center stent cases already for our other St. Joseph stent clients.  Allow our cardiologist to review your stent procedure and determine if you received an unneeded stent from St. Joseph Medical Center.

We can complete an interview over the phone, send you our  St. Joseph Medical Center (SJMC) stent packet, and review for FREE your stent procedure to determine if you received an unneeded stent from Dr. Mark Midei and St. Joseph Medical Center in Towson, Maryland.

We are available 24/7 to answer your St. Joseph Medical Center Stent Lawsuit questions.  Contact our office at 410.288.2900 and speak with our St. Joseph Stent Lawsuit Attorney, G. Randolph Rice, Jr.

Who are the lawyers handling the St. Joseph Stent Lawsuit in Baltimore, Maryland?  You have found the answer, the Law Offices of G. Randolph Rice, Jr., LLC, already represent clients that have filed claims against St. Joseph Medical Center and Dr. Mark Midei.

We have two locations to meet our clients.  Our Dundalk, Maryland main office is located at:
Saint Joseph Stent Lawsuit Lawyer, 6914 Holabird Avenue, Suite A, Dundalk, Maryland 21222; and we also have an office in Towson, Maryland that we can meet our Towson St. Joseph Stent Lawsuit clients at:  101 E. Chesapeake Avenue, Suit 200, Towson, Maryland 21286.

St. Joseph Medical Center Stent Lawyers in Maryland, we're here to answer you legal questions and help you get what you deserve.  No fee if no recovery.

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