In the some cases with early enough diagnosis, the fallopian tube can be saved, but more often it is lost as happened in your case. That does not...

You haven’t described how you were medically injured by what you think may be malpractice. No injury equals no case. Be aware that you have 90 days...

Sympathies for this unfortunate accident. Most eardrum perforations heal all by themselves in a few weeks. If not, another specialist may recommend...

The Hem-o-lok is a surgical clip. Almost certainly it was placed and left there intentionally. It is unfortunate that it may be causing you some...

Maybe there were mistakes made in the patient’s care; maybe not. One cannot tell from this post. Treating a patient who is a heavy narcotics user...

This is not a medical malpractice question. You may not have been liable for your late husband’s bills from the beginning, but you signed a paper,...

It is difficult to understand how you developed atelectasis from this situation. In any event, you would need to have your records retrieved and...

No injury = no case. Practicing medicine without a license is a crime, and maybe subject to criminal prosecution, but not a civil recovery in the...

The post does not give any indication of malpractice, only of an unfortunate result. There is no way to evaluate the claim in the absence of all...

I am not sure what the question is. You took a taxi to the ER. You took an ambulance to the ER. Magnesium stopped the premature birth. What is the...