How do i go about suing a doctor for performing 3 surgeries on me, still not correcting the issue and then just refusing to help anymore one day

Medical malpractice cases are very difficult to pursue and win in Wisconsin. I wrote a blog about it at our web site. The Milwaukee journal -sentinel did an essay on it as well last year. What were the three surgeries for? Was it the same surgeon? Why would the surgeon refuse to continue to see you and treat you? Why would the surgeon demand you sign an agreement that you can't get medicine from anyone else? Did you have a lawyer or even friend review it for you, prior to signing it? The story isn't making complete sense and I have never heard of an instance where a doctor made a patient sign an agreement blocking them from obtaining prescription medicine from no other doctors.         I would suggest you have that agreement immediately looked at by a lawyer. I would suggest you find yourself another surgeon or Doctor to take over the handling of your case.        If you feel strongly that your surgeon did something wrong in your care and treatment, obtain a complete copy of your medical records and have them reviewed by a medical malpractice lawyer of your choice. The statute of limitations is three years in the state of Wisconsin. Failure to file a lawsuit within 3 years of the initial date of occurrence, would forever bar your right to pursue your claim.