Do I have a legal case of negligence
The short answer is probably yes. I strongly suggest you chase down the records of your annual spirometries and see if they do, in fact, document...
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The short answer is probably yes. I strongly suggest you chase down the records of your annual spirometries and see if they do, in fact, document...
Confusing post. Are you complaining your implants were too small? That you had contractures? That they had to be removed? That you didn't get some...
A shame you didn't act earlier, as this sounds like it was a viable claim. But the statute of limitations is 2-1/2 years for the mother, and 10...
The deadlines to sue for med. mal. (2-1/2 years) and wrongful death (2 yrs.) are both long expired. Sorry.
Sorry, the deadlines to file an intention document and to start the lawsuit are long expired. I can't help you.
Adults' records generally must be stored 7 years; childrens' until age 21. There is no requirement to store records forever. If yours were...
You are not hurt by what you think is an alteration in the medical records, and therefore absent any injury, there is nothing to sue over. Sorry.
This is a patient management question, not a med. mal. question. I assume you called to cancel your 3 missed appointments, and didn't just "no...
No. The incidental finding of an unexpected surgical clip that produces no symptom and no problems is not an injury worth pursuing. Clearly, it has...
You may find it very hard to retain new counsel. The patient's death put a ceiling on the value of the case. Depending on the legal details of how...