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Ron is a powerhouse in the legal community when it comes to personal injury and medical malpractice matters. I respect him and enjoy working with him on matters.
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Summary
Maryland personal injury trial lawyer.
Practice Areas
- Personal Injury
- Medical Malpractice
- Nursing Home Abuse
- Products Liability
- Asbestos & Mesothelioma
- Workers' Compensation
- Insurance Claims
- Animal & Dog Law
Fees
- Free Consultation
- Contingent Fees
Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice
- Maryland
Languages
- English: Spoken, Written
Professional Experience
- Miller & Zois, LLC
- Current
Education
- University of Baltimore School of Law
- J.D.
- Honors: Magna Cum Laude
- Activities: Executive Editor of the University of Baltimore Law Review
- Loyola College
- B.Fin.
Awards
- SuperLawyers List
- Superlawyers
- Best Lawyers List
- Best Lawyers of America
- Member
- Million Dollar Advocates Forum
- SmartCEO
- Forty Elite Lawyers in Maryland
Professional Associations
- Baltimore City Bar Association
- Member
- Current
- Prince George's County Bar Association
- Member
- Current
- Anne Arundel County Bar Association
- Member
- Current
- Maryland Trial Lawyers Association
- Member
- Current
- American Trial Lawyers Association
- Member
- Current
- American Bar Association
- Member
- Current
- Maryland State Bar
- Member
- - Current
Publications
Articles & Publications
- Insurance Settlement
- James Publishing
Speaking Engagements
- Maximizing the Value of Personal Injury Cases, North Carolina Trial Lawyers Association, Charlotte, North Carolina
- Torts and Sports Law, University of Baltimore School of Law
Websites & Blogs
- Website
- Ronald V. Miller's Website Profile
- Website
- Miller & Zois, LLC Website
- Blog
- Maryland Injury Lawsuit Information Center
- Five Reasons a Personal Injury Lawyer Won’t Take Your Case
7 May 2019 - Gallagher v Mercy Medical: Court of Appeals Applies “One Satisfaction Rule”
1 May 2019 - Anesthesiologist Malpractice Claims in Maryland
22 March 2019 - Uber and Lyft Accident Claims
19 March 2019 - Ravens’ Parade Trampling Case Reversed by Court of Special Appeals
11 March 2019 - Zostavax Lawsuit February 2019 Update: Federal Court Trials on Tap
5 February 2019 - Armacost v. Davis: A Practical Decision on Trial Management
28 January 2019 - Value of Cervical Herniated Disc Cases in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington D.C.
6 January 2019 - Five Things to Look for in Picking a Maryland Auto Accident Lawyer
5 January 2019
- Blog
- Drug Recall Information Center
- Diabetes Medications Linked to Amputations, Study Concludes
7 January 2019 - Seven Things to Know About PPI Lawsuits
26 October 2018 - Valsartan Recall: 7 Things You Need to Know
25 September 2018 - New Physical Therapy Method for Cerebral Palsy
20 September 2018 - Bair Hugger Warming Blanket Case Value | 2018 Update
20 September 2018 - Sprue-Like Enteropathy Lawsuits
2 March 2018 - Just For Men Hair and Beard Products Allergic Reactions
21 February 2018 - Xarelto Bleeding Lawsuits
2 February 2018 - Nexium Kidney Disease Lawsuits
18 November 2016
- Blog
- Baltimore Injury Lawyer Blog
- Limb Amputations and Their Lifetime Costs
16 May 2019 - The Importance of Clear Fault in Maryland Auto Accident Cases
1 May 2019 - Medicare Liens Don’t Go Away
1 April 2019 - Baltimore Pharmacy Error Lawsuits
20 March 2019 - How Much Money Is a Maryland Malpractice Case Worth in 2019?
14 March 2019 - Settlement Value Herninated Disc with Steroid Injections
6 November 2018 - Maryland Slip & Fall Claims | What You Need to Know
29 September 2018 - Botox and Cerebral Palsy
20 September 2018 - Should You Arbitrate Your Personal Injury Case?
11 July 2018
- Blog
- Maryland Accident Lawyer Blog
- Problem with New Causation Jury Instruction
27 March 2019 - Maryland Pedestrian-Related Deaths Highest In About 30 Years
6 March 2019 - Brain Injury Cases in Maryland
4 February 2019 - Leaving Snow on Your Car | What Is the Law?
22 January 2019 - Birdbox Car Accident
16 January 2019 - Should Maryland Lower the Legal BAC Limit?
2 January 2019 - We Do Not Understand the Technologies in Our Cars
16 October 2018 - Teen Driving Deaths Are On the Rise: How and Why?
2 October 2018 - Ankle Injury Settlements in Car Accidents
9 August 2018
- Blog
- Maryland Medical Malpractice Attorney Blog
- Notice in New York for Birth Injury Case | JH v. New York City Health
27 March 2019 - Maternal Deaths – Your Doctor and Hospital Matters
12 March 2019 - New Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy Study
6 March 2019 - Michigan Midwife Accused of Malpractice
22 January 2019 - Adults with Cerebral Palsy Have Higher Rates of Depression and Anxiety: Study
8 January 2019 - Nike Signs First Professional Athlete with Cerebral Palsy
14 December 2018 - Medical Records Errors Are Killing People
14 December 2018 - Valsartan Litigation | What You Should Know
26 October 2018 - Serratia Marcescens | Eight Things You Need to Know
15 October 2018
- Blog
- Lawsuit Information Center Blog
- Roundup Lawsuit Update May 2019: California Jury Awards Over $2 Billion Verdict!
15 May 2019 - Roundup Lawsuit Update || Another Jury Verdict!
22 March 2019 - How Much Are Hernia Mesh Lawsuits Worth?
19 March 2019 - Bair Hugger Class Action Lawsuit | March 2019 Update
3 March 2019 - FDA Says Uloric Gout Medication May Cause Death
28 February 2019 - New York Statutes of Limitations for Child Abuse Victims
26 February 2019 - Failure to Diagnose Fetal Macrosomia Costs Minnesota Midwife $8.9 Million
19 February 2019 - Federal Judge Bars Plaintiff’s Evidence in Roundup Trial
22 January 2019 - Combat Arms Earplugs Lawsuits
22 January 2019
What is the Value of Your Personal Injury Case? | by Ron MillerLegal Answers
147 Questions Answered
- Q. How serious of an injury do I need to have suffered in order to win a med mal case against a major hospital?
- A: The question is not about winning and losing. You can win a malpractice case with minimal injuries. The problem is finding a lawyer willing to handle a smaller case who is willing to front the expense in the case and accept losing that money if the case is no successful. If the injuries are not significant and they resolve, the cost of preparing such a case for trial and trying the case (which you almost certainly will do in a low stakes case) may exceed the potential verdict a jury would award.
- Q. Can I sue a cyclist who hit me on a sidewalk? There were no marked bike lanes.
- A: Certainly, there may be facts to support your claim. You just have not offered enough facts about your case but there are many scenarios like this where the cyclist could be responsible.
- Q. Do personal injury settlements include medical bills my insurance didn't cover?
- A: Theoretically, you settlement should cover bill your insurance did not pay AND bills they did pay. Your damages for settlement include the total amount of your medical bills.
- Q. Is there a difference between medical malpractice and regular negligence?
- A: In Maryland, the biggest difference is the hoops you have to jump through to bring a claim in malpractice cases that are required by the statutory scheme that covers our malpractice claims. But the gist of malpractice is the same as negligence.
- Q. what is the law if you brake property on the job from a outside vender
- A: Your employer may also have responsibility for the damages. I just think we need to know more facts which might be why you have not gotten any responses.
- Q. Can I just withdraw a lawsuit at any time if I feel like it?
- A: It would be nice to have the context of the questions. But, generally, you can absolutely dismiss a case at any time. I would request a dismissal "without prejudice" if you may have any desire to revise the claim.
- Q. If someone stole my car and sold it to someone else, am I still the rightful owner of the car?
- A: Yes!
- Q. If I got a settlement, would I still be able to post a review of the doctor online,
- A: It would depend on the terms of the settlement agreement, specifically the confidentiality portion.
- Q. I was hit by a driver who lives out of state. Can I still sue him in Maryland or do I have to travel to his state?
- A: Good question. You can sue the driver in Maryland for any tort that occurs in Maryland.
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