Do you think I have a malpractice case . Or a case against the cigarette company

Your facts are very confusing. A misdiagnosis may potentially support a claim for medical malpractice, but it all depends on the specific facts of...

Does the sudden and singled out dismissal constitute discrimination & is it grounds for suing the company for better severance?

So far you have not stated any facts that demonstrate "discrimination." In order for a termination to be discriminatory, it would have had to be...

What happens when the house is foreclosed on? Who would be liable?

The dog's owner is liable. If the dog owner owned a home and had homeowner's insurance, the insurance would usually cover a dog bite. However,...

Can i drop children from my health insurance plan since they are insured by someone else?

You are in a tricky situation because the court order says that you have to provide coverage. Have you actually seen proof that your ex-wife did...

Does the court system notify her she is being sued as well as the court date? When will I find out when the court date is?

If you filed the complaint in the Small Claims division, the clerk will send the defendant a copy of the complaint. If you filed in the District...

Can I do anything about this.

You may have a claim for medical negligence against the first physician. But much will depend on what the second surgeon finds and can correct. ...

Yes. You should appeal it. The letter from your insurance company will tell you how to do that. Don't miss the deadline.

Do you file an opposition for a "we deny" defense??

It sounds as if you are proceeding pro se, i.e, without an attorney. I strongly advise you to get counsel. Federal court procedure is complicated....

How do I seek loss wage compensation due to this auto accident?

Lost wages are compensable under the personal injury protection (PIP) portion of your insurance, BUT only if you were out of work due to an injury...

How can mead and chevron limit the first circuit's interpretation of the code of federal regulations?

Not enough information to understand your question. The only way anyone or any entity ends up in front of the First Circuit is by way of a lawsuit.