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Not sure I understand your question. Sounds like you may have settled with the other driver. You may have the ability to make what is called an Underinsurance claim if you have that type of coverage. I need more info to evaluate your situation.
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You may have a case for malpractice. You should have an experienced medical malpractice attorney evaluate the case. The medical record will need to be reviewed by an expert. This should be done as soon as possible. Sorry to hear of this.
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Sounds like the officer used poor judgment. If the collision was very severe an ambulance should have been called. Even so, I don't think you have a legal claim against the officer.
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Is this something that happened because of a fire event or something that occurred over time? If fire, it may be a good case and you should contact an attorney. If not, it sounds difficult. Either way you should get advice. Good luck.
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Although legally the gifts are your property not hers, it might make your life easier if you just return them and be done with her.
You should contact a Personal Injury attorney right away. You can get free legal advice on how to proceed.
Based on the facts given this sounds like a good Malpractice case. The doctor operated on the wrong disc and you needed a second operation. You should have the matter reviewed by an experience Medical Malpractice attorney. Good luck.
You need to prove 2 things to have a valid Medical Malpractice case. First an injury and second that the doctor violated the Standard of Care which means that the doctor treated you in an improper manner which caused the injury. To evaluated whether you have a case an experienced attorney needs to review your medical records and have them reviewed by a doctor to see if the Standard of Care was violated.
There are exceptions to the Limited Tort bar so you should get advice from an attorney in person. If you have long term effects on your ability to use the ankle you could get over the Limited Tort issue. You should contact an experienced Personal Injury Attorney for more advice. Good luck.