Can I sue and who would be responsible?
Although you may not have been given the best or most professional care, it does not appear on its face that there is a viable claim here. However,...
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Although you may not have been given the best or most professional care, it does not appear on its face that there is a viable claim here. However,...
Sounds like you need to consult with a local workers' compensation attorney to discuss your options.
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There has to be a duly appointed representative of the estate to sign a release. This probably involves petitioning the local probate court.
A broken instrument in root canals is not all that uncommon and is not in and of itself automatically malpractice. It could be that he should not...
A consult with an experienced NJ medical malpractice attorney would be advisable to determine if there is a potential claim and when it should be...
It is unlikely that there would be any type of legal claim under these facts.
He should submit the claim to his insurance company, since it sounds like you did not have your own. They should take care of representing both of...
A lot more information is needed to render an opinion on this and whether or not there is a viable claim may ultimately depend on how you heal,...
You may be entitle to significantly more than your co-pays, especially if you have permanent limitations with respect to the use of your arm as a...
It might be possible to win IF a claim could be brought. However, it is probably way too late to do so.