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Your sister simply needs to hire counsel outside of the local area. You can have her contact our office to discuss the issue further if she... Read Answer
Its possible - all depends on the medical records and how thesymptoms presented as determined by a medical expert. Only way to know is to hire a... Read Answer
He is NEVER going to get treated medically "like he was out" as thats the benefit of "being out" and reason not to get pinched and be "in". That... Read Answer
No. The damages for an unnecessary D&C is negligible and likely far less than the cost of the expert to attest as to whether it was proper. You... Read Answer
There is CLEARLY much much more to this as Baker Act admissions require medical assessement - and that would include accounting for any claimed blood... Read Answer
This sounds like you have labelled for drug seeking behaviour. No - refusing to continue to dole out pain meds is NOT in and of itself malpractice.... Read Answer
This can best be answered by your sister the doctor. No lawyer can answer such a question as it requires a medical review and opinion. That stated,... Read Answer
No. This is not a med mal issue. You can call the DEA to let them know and they can follow up on the disposition of the meds. They may have been... Read Answer
Not sure what that doctor is looking for as it seemshe doesn't want to be involved in a med mal claim. If you have a lawyer for the 2015 accident... Read Answer
Possibly - the paralysis needs to be linked to the lovenox and not th DVT or clot issues or other such source. You need to get a medical opinion... Read Answer
Possibly - but you described a NEW impact at work so it will be a complicated issue of work comp v. med mal. You need to retain a lawyer to address... Read Answer
I am confused. If you had already delivered the child, why was there an episotomy at all? That stated, absent some large damages there simply is not... Read Answer
This would be premises liability. If a doctor expresses any opinion that Mold exposure may be the cause you should consult a lawyer
Not inherently - no more than complaining that you have withdrawal or addiction issues related to long term opiate use as the basis for the claim.... Read Answer
Possibly - this will start with an opinion of an expert as to the "not installed properly" aspect. This needs to be done immediately as there may... Read Answer
Not sure what that even means. You should file a complaint with the clinic he works for and the medical board and they can investigate it. If there... Read Answer
This is a heavily abused drug and you have a suspect diagnosis. Due to the abuses by others you will unfortunately have to bear the expense of... Read Answer
Possibly if the issue was a known effect and there was neglgence in its application. Otherwise its either a product liabiity case or simply no case... Read Answer
No. I am not seeing any damages described. You can complain to the administration about the care andlet her treating physician know.
The most obvious point is go to another dentist. There should be plenty of other dentists available on your dental insurance.
There is something missing here as dentists and doctors don't arbitrarily refuse to treat patients as a general rule. You left out the part where... Read Answer
Starting point is this is simply a surgical complication and there is nothing to do legally. That stated, if you have concerns, you may want to get... Read Answer
There is a huge issue with this taking place 4 years ago as it may be past the statute of limitations. Your husband needs to consult with a medical... Read Answer
There are no meaningful damages here. Its not likely a viable med mal case simply for that reason alone.
No way to tell without a full expert review. The fact that you had surgey on the leg you claim impairment on to begin with is obviously a... Read Answer