Monthly Archives: May 2023

Conservative Management of Back and Neck Pain

Over the past decade, the number of people undergoing spine surgery in the United States has been constantly increasing. An aging population of baby boomers and advances in imaging and surgical techniques has led to increased...

Coronavirus: The Facts and The Myths

Last week, the World Health Organization declared a global emergency as the novel coronavirus continues to spread rapidly and with ease around the world. In only 10 days, the total of confirmed cases rose from 916 and 41...

Baltimore Hunger Project

Childhood hunger in the city of Baltimore is becoming a dangerous epidemic. In Baltimore City alone, over 80% of students qualified for free or reduced lunches during the 2016 to 2017 school year according to the Maryland...

Baltimore Hunger Project & D’Amore Injury Law

We are extremely proud to support the Baltimore Hunger Project by providing the funding for weekend food at Hawthorne Elementary School in Baltimore for some underprivileged students. Paul D’amore presented a check to...

Blue Ribbon Project’s Gingerbread House Donation

D’Amore Personal Injury Law was excited to donate 100 gingerbread houses last week for foster kids to decorate at the Blue Ribbon Project’s holiday party! Thank you to everyone at The Blue Ribbon...

Can I Sue If I Was Hit By a Drunk Truck Driver?

Both federal and state laws require all drivers on the road to act responsibly. It is the mandate of every driver to exercise their best judgment while on the road to ensure all road users are safe. There is no excuse for...

Carbon Monoxide: How To Prevent The ‘Silent Killer’

Carbon monoxide is a toxic gas that has been heavily studied since the late 1200s. Researchers say Spanish alchemist Arnold of Villanova first discovered the poisonous gas when examining the incomplete combustion of wood....