Since 1987, Armstrong, Donohue, Ceppos, Vaughan & Rhoades, Chtd. has distinguished itself as a premier litigation firm of accomplished trial attorneys, handling a wide array of medical liability and health care law matters.
Trial Practice
We are first and foremost a trial practice firm, with an imposing fund of trial experience in a variety of cases tried in state and federal courts in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia.
Medical Malpractice Defense
We have earned our reputation based on our zealous and effective defense of health care providers, including physicians, hospitals, nurses, physician assistants, long term care facilities, HMOs and other health care delivery systems.
Hospital & Health Care
Hospitals, long term care facilities, rehabilitations centers and other health care institutions have special requirements that Armstrong, Donohue, Ceppos, Vaughan & Rhoades, Chtd. fulfills.
Professional Licensing
Health Care professionals seek us out when issues arise with their respective licensing boards. Our knowledge base, derived from our professional liability work, is a valuable asset in our representation of our professional clients in this area of licensing and discipline.
Firm News
Are LGBTQ+ Attorneys of Color Relevant to the Montgomery County Bar? Written by Carolyn Demougeot in The Bar in Brief (BAMC) (Volume 69 – Issue 10)
Why should small, middle and large suburban law firms in Montgomery County be actively attempting to recruit diverse attorneys and staff members? At present, 36 participants from 14 firms, here in Montgomery County, have been participating in a five-month program...
“Business Continuity – What’s Your Plan?” written by Jeremy Krum and Ken Armstrong in Doctors RX (Spring/Summer 2021)
Physicians and business owners were never more in need of comprehensive business continuity planning than in 2020. We made it through, and we learned a great deal about business adaptation and practice change. The questions facing us now are: “Where do we go from here...
“The Perils of Portals” written by Robert Maynard in Doctors RX, Volume 25, No. 2 (Fall/Winter 2018)
The technical advances of communication mean that the relationship between physician and patient is no longer limited to the traditional, clinical, face-to-face setting. DOWNLOAD DOCUMENT
