Maryland Accountability Alliance

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• Limits on damages were sold as a way to keep rural hospitals open. Insurers got their protection from accountability — but independent researchers say the real reason hospitals are closing is that insurance companies simply aren't paying rural hospitals enough to cover the cost of delivering babies. Insurance companies want it both ways: shielded from liability, without ever passing the savings on to the hospitals and communities that needed them. Marylanders should define justice — not corp

  29 September 2026 · Maryland Accountability Alliance · $0 – $99 · 1K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Corporate lobbyists have long argued that damages limits are needed to protect hospitals and keep doctors in rural communities. But nationwide, maternity care access keeps shrinking anyway — a new March of Dimes report found nearly 100 hospital labor and delivery units have closed since 2024 alone. The promise never matched reality. Marylanders should define justice, not corporate lobbyists. Read the full report and see why protecting patients is what actually keeps communities safe. Follow us

  29 September 2026 · Maryland Accountability Alliance · $0 – $99 · 2K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• When states adopt damages limits, insurer payouts drop sharply — but research shows only a fraction of those savings ever reach doctors. The rural OB access crisis hasn't gotten better. Insurers just got more profitable. Marylanders should define justice, not corporate lobbyists — it's time to repeal the damages limit. Follow our page and sign up for our newsletter to join in the fight. https://www.marylandaccountabilityalliance.org/contact

  21 September 2026 · Maryland Accountability Alliance · $0 – $99 · 2K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Insurers just had their best year in over two decades — raking in $68.7 billion. CEOs at the ten biggest insurers took home over $134 million combined. Meanwhile, a Marylander catastrophically injured by negligence still hits a limit on what a jury can award them for harm that’s been done to them. The insurance industry isn't struggling, but injured Marylanders are still saddled with an outdated limit on damages. Marylanders should define justice, not corporate lobbyists. SIgn up for our new

  21 September 2026 · Maryland Accountability Alliance · $0 – $99 · 100+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• State Farm just handed out $5 billion — the largest cash dividend in its history — to policyholders and shareholders. Meanwhile, their lobbyists have made sure that any Marylander who is catastrophically injured by someone else's negligence hits a limit on what a jury can even award them. Insurance companies are thriving. Injured Marylanders are paying the price. Marylanders should define justice, not corporate lobbyists — it's time to repeal the damages limit. Follow us to fight back.

  14 September 2026 · Maryland Accountability Alliance · $0 – $99 · 1K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Damages limits were sold as a fix — we’d see lower costs, better access, and more doctors delivering babies in rural Maryland. But the research tells a different story: insurer payouts dropped sharply, but only a sliver of those savings ever made it to physicians. No relief for doctors. No improvement in access. Just bigger margins for insurers. Marylanders should define justice, not corporate lobbyists. Follow us to join in the fight.

  14 September 2026 · Maryland Accountability Alliance · $0 – $99 · 1K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library