YOU (the patient's daughter) cannot sue. Your mother (the patient) can, but only if she wants to. "In denial" means she doesn't want to ... at...

Almost certainly, you were asked to sign a waiver and consent to the spouse being appointed as the estate representative. This is normal and not...

If you actually need surgery, and actually have it, this may be an injury that is worth pursuing legally. But if the tongue heals without the need...

Obviously, I haven’t seen the letter you received, but I suspect you have misread it. Likely the letter advises that the spouse is applying to be...

Your assumption that a high risk specialist was indicated and would have changed the outcome needs competent expert support. If you can get that,...

To have a winnable case, you have to prove that the trampoline place was somehow negligent. It is not enough that someone was hurt on their...

A bruise is a transient injury that will never support the huge expense of a malpractice suit. Sorry.

There is a reason your prior attorneys turned down the case. Maybe you know what it is but haven't revealed it; maybe you don't know. In any event,...

Typically, when a lawyer resigns from a case, the court gives the lit again 30 or 60 or 90 days to hire a new lawyer. After that, the client is...

From the way, the question is posed, it sounds like you needed an open reduction (surgical repair) of your broken hand, which you repeatedly...