The answer to your question is yes, but from a practical standpoint it wouldn't be worth the effort to bring a claim. In Florida, you cannot sue a health care provider without first getting all of the medical records (typically at $1 a page) and then getting an opinion from a "similar health care provider" that the doc deviated from the standard of care (rarely costs less than $1,500) and the process is too fraught with pitfalls for you to try to do it yourself, so I doubt any lawyer will take that kind of case for the possible damages you're looking at.
Answered on Aug 12th, 2015 at 8:46 AM