Spinal stem cell injection that caused irreparable damage and loss of bodily function

I am sorry to hear what happened to your mother in law.  Medical malpractice cases in Wisconsin are exceedingly difficult to pursue and win. 9/10 cases are verdicts for the doctor or hospital at trial. There are caps on non-economic damages, so most personal injury lawyers shy away from taking medical malpractice cases anymore. I wrote a blog on the difficiulties of pursuing a medical malpractice case in WI at our web site. The Milwaukee journal sentinel did an excellent article on the subject a year or two back that you can google and read.  If you feel strongly that your mother in law was harmed,  she will need to obtain all of her medical and hospital records involving the treatment and her care, and provide those records to a malpractice attorney. The attorney will review them and if they think there is something there, we will hire an outside medical consultant to review the case to determine if your mother in law has a viable claim. The statute of limitations for medical malpractice in Wisconsin is three years to start a  lawsuit from the occurrence. Failure to file the lawsuit within three years would forever bar the claim.