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Lead poisoning can affect anyone at any age, but children are highly susceptible to the negative impacts of lead poisoning. If their body absorbs high amounts of lead, developmental delays and other physical and mental issues can arise, potentially leading to behavioral disorders and violence. Here, the Baltimore lead litigation…

Errors made by healthcare providers can have an intense impact on a patient’s life, often causing substantial pain and suffering, permanent disabilities and even death. Luckily, healthcare providers carry significant insurance policies to pay for their mistakes and to compensate patients and their families. In addition, skilled medical malpractice attorneys,…

E-cigarette use has increased at a startling rate in the United States, particularly among middle and high school students. E-cigarettes, including those made by JUUL and other manufacturers, have been criticized for being developed, packaged and marketed in ways that are particularly appealing to minors. In the wake of these…

Drug overdoses are one of the leading injury-related causes of death in the United States, and approximately 68% of drug overdoses involve prescription or illicit opioids. Beyond the tragic impact that opioids can have on users, opioids also cause harm to the families of users and our communities at large, which includes…

The attorneys at The Law Offices of Evan K. Thalenberg attended The Daily Record’s 2019 Reader Rankings event on Monday, October 7th, where they were recognized as one of the best personal injury law firms in Maryland.  The Daily Record’s Reader Rankings is an annual ranking process that recognizes the…

A Baltimore jury awarded $2.2 million to a man who has permanent brain damage from having been exposed to lead paint as a child. After deliberating for two days and one hour on the third day, a jury of two men and four women on Friday awarded $1,100,000 in economic…

A Baltimore jury has awarded around $2 million to a man who has permanent brain damage from being exposed to lead paint as a child. The Daily Record reports a jury on Friday awarded 24-year-old Savon Johnson $1.1 million in economic damages and $1.1 million in non-economic damages, although the…

A Baltimore city jury awarded $1.2 million to a woman who has permanent cognitive deficiencies from being exposed to lead paint as a baby. After a five-day trial and two hours of deliberations, a jury of two men and four women awarded damages to Courtney Tomlin, 25, on Friday. Tomlin…