Schackow v. Medical-Legal Consulting Service, Inc.

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• stating that party that failed to comply with notice provision is liable for any additional or excessive fees caused as a result
• agreement under which consulting service provided assistance in medical malpractice case in exchange for contingent fee held not to violate doctrines of champerty and maintenance
• \All the experts were to be paid a flat fee by the client. [The consultant]'s role was limited to locating potential experts and then educating them about the case .... That arrangement does not violate the public policy of Maryland\

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