Patrick Malone & Associates has a national reputation for excellence as attorneys for clients with serious injuries. We win exceptional verdicts and settlements for our clients in lawsuits for brain and spinal cord injuries, medical malpractice, defective products, birth-related injury, wrongful death and other severe personal injuries. We seek justice for our clients and safety improvements to prevent injuries to others. We help clients throughout metropolitan Washington, D.C., Maryland (including Baltimore City and Prince George's County) and northern Virginia.
Patrick Malone is a leading advocate for consumer safety. He is an author, lecturer and attorney who represents seriously injured people in medical malpractice lawsuits, product liability cases and other kinds of lawsuits. With 25 years in the field, Mr. Malone has a track record of excellent results for his clients in court verdicts and out-of-court settlements. His book for patients, "The Life You Save : Nine Steps to Finding the Best Medical Care - and Avoiding the Worst", aims to educate consumers on how to be smarter patients and get the most out of our health care system. He co-authored a widely praised book that teaches other attorneys how to win cases for injured clients. Read more about Mr. Malone here.
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The Life You Save
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Books by Patrick Malone
Winning Medical Malpractice Cases
With the Rules of the Road™ Technique
Free Podcasts with Patrick Malone
This book could save your life,
or a loved one's.
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Rules of the Road:
A Plaintiff Lawyer's Guide to Proving Liability
Free Fact kit for Injury Victims
- Eleven questions to ask before hiring a lawyer for your injury lawsuit.
- Ten mistakes injury victims make when dealing with doctors.
- Common myths about medical malpractice lawsuits.
- Plus more important information every consumer needs to know.
Health Advocates' Power Kit
Patient Safety Blog
- Cosmetics Can Help You Look Good But Feel Bad Beauty’s only skin deep, they say, but ugly cuts to the bone. And by “ugly” we’re talking about the potential for cosmetics to have unattractive ....
- Psychiatric Patients Get the Short End of the ER Stick The hospital’s emergency room is filled with patients representing a range of urgent problems. The kid with a broken ankle, courtesy a bumpy slide at ....
- Glitches on the Path Toward a High Quality Electronic Medical Record System Early in 2009, President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). Commonly known as the Stimulus, or Recovery Act, it was ....
- Sunshine Dims with Delay on Big Pharma Payment Reports to Docs Here’s another arrow for the quiver of people exasperated with government. As part of its health-care reform, the Obama Administration proposed that ....
Child Safety Blog
- Drug Labels Still Leave Pediatricians Playing a Guessing Game Nearly 50 years ago, Dr. Harry Shirkey coined the phrase "therapeutic orphan" to describe children who took prescription medicine. Because drug ....
- Teens Who Develop Diabetes Have a Stark Future Youth often confers health benefits not available to adults. One example is metabolism—when you’re young, you burn calories faster than when you’ve ....
- Less Radiation Is Good Medicine for Diagnosing Appendicitis Appendicitis often presents as an emergency, and whether you’re old or young, the belly pain can be extreme. Typically, it’s diagnosed using a CT ....
- Good News for the No. 1 Killer of Children -- Accidental Deaths Are Way Down The No. 1 killer of children is accidents. More than 9,000 children in the U.S. died in 2009 from what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ....
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