Can i sue my dialysis center? They stuck me in the wrong part of my graph and gave me a hematoma
Not entering the shunt may or may not be malpractice. The devil (always) lies in the details. But the likelihood is the hematoma will resolve...
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Not entering the shunt may or may not be malpractice. The devil (always) lies in the details. But the likelihood is the hematoma will resolve...
Most people depending on a state investigation to prove their case, wind up being disappointed and bitter. I recommend you don't do that. There is...
Zofran has been connected to a number of birth defects, although I am not aware of this particular one. Because Zofran is known to be dangerous in...
This identical question was posted two days earlier, and I spoke with the author. Evidently, she is not satisfied with my candid advice, and...
An IV infiltration might be a malpractice situation. Getting a needle into the tiny veins of a 2-month old sometimes requires a cut-down (a minor...
Sorry, but the statute of limitations has long expired.
This is not a med. mal. question. Why the question comes up after 5 years is undisclosed. In any event, false positives happen, although rarely....
Instead of asking other attorneys for advice, call your present attorney. The time to ask other attorneys for advice is after you have done that,...
What makes you think diazepam was the "wrong medication"? How long ago was it last prescribed? The statute of limitations may have expired,...
Conceptually, yes, you can sue. But what, exactly, makes you think the procedures was done incorrectly? In what way were you injured? The devil...