Is there any action I can take against the hospital for this?
3 days of hospitalization is not an injury severe enough to justify the huge costs of a malpractice prosecution. Good luck!
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3 days of hospitalization is not an injury severe enough to justify the huge costs of a malpractice prosecution. Good luck!
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The post is no answerable because it talks only in conclusions, not details. What tests for what conditions do you think should have been done,...
As a general rule, cases where a patient swallows part of a dental instrument fall into 2 categories: 1. Dentist didn't realize something got...
Who besides your daughter, says your daughter got hit first? Seems unlikely the video backs up your version of the facts. And even if it does, that...
A malpractice case needs a severe, long term injury to be worthwhile, Transitory low blood count is not an "injury" worth pursuing. Good luck!
It sounds like you hired a personal injury lawyer, but it sounds like you need a Workers Compensation attorney. I have moved the post out of the...
You tell us your symptoms were ignored, but not what those symptoms were, nor what the correct diagnosis that was missed, was. Other than pain, we...
Sorry, but once the 2-1/2 yr. statute of limitations has expired, it's over. It cannot be resurrected.
Undiagnosed cancer cases can be valuable IF the facts support it. That your mother was not diagnosed before she was "full of cancer" tells us...