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Yes you do, by statute and common law. You should contact an attorney as soon as possible. There may be deadlines/statute of limitations issues. Further, an investigation needs to be done including identifying the operator of the vending machine, and the supplier/manufacturer of the sandwich.
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Your retained lawyer is the best person to answer this question. If he or she is not being responsive, you may consider hiring another attorney. You should try contacting your lawyer again.
I agree, if there is no relationship with the doctor, there can not be a breach of the standard of care.
There are several claims that you may have that you may not be aware of. You should gather information including the police report, all auto-insurance policies and declaration sheets that were in effect on the date of the accident for you and for any relatives that you were living with on the date of the accident. You may have rights under one or more of the policies that you are not aware of, and time may be of the essence! You should have these reviewed by a competent attorney. The...
It could be that your bumper made contact with a panel of the car that just dented or crushed without being felt or hurt, and/or you were braking at that time and didn't feel the contact because of your own braking. Did you inspect the alleged hit vehicle for damage and if so photo the same? Were there any other witnesses?