SCHOCHOR, STATON, GOLDBERG AND CARDEA, P.A. AND JANET, JANET & SUGGS, LLC FILE CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT AGAINST ARCHDIOCESE OF WASHINGTON

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Law Firms Seek Justice on Behalf of Sexual Abuse Victims Under the Newly Enacted Maryland Child Victims Act of 2023 Baltimore, MD – Schochor, Staton, Goldberg and Cardea, P.A. and Janet, Janet & Suggs, LLC, two leading Maryland-based medical malpractice, personal injury, and civil litigation law firms, are partnering in a class action lawsuit against … Continued

Watch: NBC4 Washington’s Tracee Wilkins sat down with Jonathan Schochor and sex abuse survivor and national victim’s rights advocate Teresa Lancaster

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NBC4 Washington’s Tracee Wilkins sat down with Schochor, Staton, Goldberg and Cardea’s Jonathan Schochor and sex abuse survivor and national victim’s rights advocate Teresa Lancaster to hear her deeply personal story and what’s next for other abuse survivors now that they can finally seek justice against their abusers through civil lawsuits thanks to the Maryland … Continued

Tom Hall’s Midday Show on WYPR Radio Jonathan Schochor and sex abuse victims Teresa Lancaster and Tony Petrowski

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A powerful discussion took place on Tom Hall’s popular Midday Show on WYPR Radio. Schochor, Staton, Goldberg and Cardea’s Jonathan Schochor and sex abuse victims Teresa Lancaster and Tony Petrowski joined Tom Hall to share their painful stories and what’s next for all of the thousands of sex abuse victims across the state when the … Continued

Research Suggests TXA is Safe and Effective for Post-Partum Hemorrhage

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Recent research underscores the use of a drug that helps the blood clot in women who suffer post-partum hemorrhage. Tranexamic acid (TXA) is an antifibrinolytic drug, that is, a drug that helps blood clot during episodes of bleeding.  During and after childbirth, episodes of bleeding called post-partum hemorrhage (PPH) can occur which are dangerous—and sometimes … Continued

Your Doctor—the Chatbot

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Artificial intelligence will likely replace some of your healthcare services in the future. How do you feel about that? Science fiction writers have long presaged a world where human services are provided by robot and software providers.  There is no novelty to the idea of computers responding to human needs in ways that suggest an … Continued

New Study—Can Magnesium Sulfate Injection Prevent Cerebral Palsy?

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The debate continues about how to reduce the dangers of preterm birth.  A new study suggests an injection of magnesium sulfate to mothers at risk of preterm birth may help reduce risk of cerebral palsy. Does it work? A birth prior to 37 weeks is considered “preterm.” Along with maternal and child morbidity, the US … Continued

5 Firm Attorneys Recognized as Best Lawyers® in America, 2024 Edition

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The Firm is proud to announce that the following Firm Attorneys were selected by their peers to be recognized in the 2024 Edition of The Best Lawyers® in America, for various areas of Law: Jonathan Schochor, Kerry D. Staton, Jonathan Goldberg, James D. Cardea and Joshua F. Kahn. Best Lawyers® is one of the preeminent peer-reviewed listings … Continued

Government Agency Tightens Rules Around Drug Prescriptions and Telehealth

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Prescriptions written via telehealth are subject to new restrictions announced by the United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). Driven by the pandemic, telehealth services have become mainstream. Many medical practitioners offer remote medical care, which has proved timely and essential for those in rural health and other settings. The rapid advancement of remote medical care … Continued

New Maryland Law Allows Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse to Sue their Abusers

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Maryland Governor Wes Moore signed the “Child Victims Act” into law, eliminating the statute of limitations for survivors of child sexual abuse who had previously been barred from suing their abusers. In April, the Maryland Attorney General released the results of his four-year investigation into sexual abuse perpetrated on more than 600 children and teens … Continued