Can I sue my doctor for making my leg 1 inch longer than the other in a total hip replacement?
As a general rule, a 1" difference in leg lengths is thought to be on the outer edge of acceptable. It will be difficult to find a competent...
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As a general rule, a 1" difference in leg lengths is thought to be on the outer edge of acceptable. It will be difficult to find a competent...
Your post presents a pants-on-fire legal emergency! The 2-yr. statute of limitations for wrongful death has already expired, and cannot be revived....
What do the two affidavits say? Are they helpful, or hurtful? Have you considered the possibility that your psych. may not support your lawsuit,...
Ablation of WHAT? Fibroids? Uterine cancer? Was the perforation repaired? Did you need a hysterectomy? Did this leave you unable to have children?...
On the facts as stated, the statute of limitations is long expired. Sorry.
There is nothing in your vague post that suggests negligence, as distinct from a patient who is dissatisfied with the outcome. The devil always...
Yes, but you won't get rich. I assume you were treated and released, with no further care required. That makes for a very small case. If there is...
I am confident that a needle ought not break off in the patient's back, but it is much too soon to think about litigating, Wait a month or two or...
It sure sounds like a horrible experience. My educated guess, as an attorney concentrating in birth trauma for 40 years, is that you experienced a...
Taking care of liens is a major PITA for all concerned. Five months is long, but not uncommon and while annoying, not a cause for alarm.