Florida Medical Malpractice Legal Questions

Not likely. It is very difficult to bring claims of emotional or psychological damage by a patient who already suffers from such things unless there are extreme circumstances. I suspect you will not get far with claims of such harm from a single session with no other care for a period of 5 years. ... Read More

There are simply toooo many issues here to address in a blurb and you will need to have this all reviewedby a lawyer from a variety of angles. I suspect quite candidly, that this is an issue where most people are going to question your using tramadol as some form excuse ot escape responsbility for somethings that you did or said in an already troubled marriage. ... Read More

Sad to say uner these facts not likely a finaincinally viable med-mal claim simply because the damages are not likely there. Unless it was some speicific form of cancer that metatasizes in 2 weeks or could be controlled in such a period to have a significant life extension is it likely this was a long standing process. If you wanted to spend the money hiring experts and a med-mal lawyer to review the information, some people do to simply have the solacing of knowing for sure, you can do so as you like. ... Read More

First we need to get your language straight to help lawyers understand. When you say "my baby" with hydrocephalus we all think a newborn child. When you add in a child of age that can speak, everything changes dramatically. That stated this will all depend on your child medical history and condition. You will need to hire an expert to review the medical records to see what if anything improper occured. All I can get from your facts are that your child has migraines and didnt get a flu shot and has strep, none of which equates to malpractice. ... Read More

This is a complicated medical case and this will revolve around having a medical expert review the records to see whether some malpractice occured or not. Just because your father has a bone infection after having toes removed does not make it th doctors fault, especially if he is a on-compliant diabetic patient. ... Read More

Strike 4 - No. If you were that intoxicated that you ended up in the hopsital and don't know why or how, there are some SERIOUS lifestyle and decison making issues on your part to address. Strike 5- if your "freind" was concerned about you being date raped or even simply overdosed or ill, they should have followed you to the hospital, notified your family or done something to make sure other know what happened and you were safe. This starts as simply effort to blamelay others for your intoxication, I suspect in part to try to avoid the likely large hospital bill incurred by trying to blame them. As a 24 year old, and not a 12 year old, you need to grow up a bit and start making better choices and take responsibility for your actions. If you want to drink and party that hard its your right but also your responsibility. ... Read More

This just SCREAMS of family law squabble and manipulation. The answer is typically YES, and they can be refilled without visits also. Bigger issue is this is not a malpractice question, since there is no harm even alleged, but simply a retaliatory action and these should NEVER be pursued absent direct involvement and guidance by a retained family law attorney. ... Read More