First, congratulations on the birth of your child! Although you arguably had a right to request the placenta, I'm unaware of any law in New York...

As my colleague correctly advised, absent a physical injury, there'd be no basis to bring a medical malpractice lawsuit.

As my colleague correctly advised, a defendant has twenty-one (21) days in which to pay a settlement running from the date the release is received...

As my colleague correctly advised, three (3) weeks is way too soon to determine the nature of your injuries and the extent to which your...

Sorry to hear what happened with your son. Whether your son has a viable case for malpractice will really depend on whether he suffered any...

A doctor is under no obligation to treat you, no less prescribe you pain medications. If you are unhappy with the care you are receiving (or lack...

As my colleague correctly advised, contracting an infection following a surgical procedure, standing alone, does not constitute malpractice. Nor...

As my colleague correctly advised, dissatisfaction with the color of your child's crown is not a dental malpractice case.

As my colleagues correctly advised, she can file an application for no-fault insurance benefits so that her hospital / medical bills get paid. She...

I do not believe SSD or SSI are means tested. As such, your receipt of the settlement proceeds should not affect your children's eligibility for...