I am a loss to understand this question medically. How does an OB miss the signs of pre-eclampsia? Such things as swollen ankles, fluid,...

The dentist office is correct. If the insurance did not pay his bill in full, that is between you and the insurance company, not between you and...

If your“sciatica“ is due to the spinal tap, and a neurologist will support that causation, it may be worthwhile suing over. On the other hand,...

The question is unclear to me. Are you saying that the patient aspirated a week before he was transferred to the hospital? Or that he was...

Failure of communication does not equal malpractice. Malpractice is when some error in care causes the patients a serious physical injury. You do...

Yours is a terrible story. While you speak of failure to diagnose chorioamnionitis, there may be many more aspects and angles that an experienced...

You say you “need“ surgery, but I’m not having it for fear of anesthesia issues. OK. But then you clearly don’t “need” got surgery that badly. ...

In malpractice cases, the devil is always hiding in the details. You have supplied no details at all. Maybe you have a case; maybe you don’t. There...

I do not understand the fact pattern in the question. If you were HER positive, how did you know it? And if you knew it, why didn’t your doctor...

I have had open heart surgery myself, and so I also have the classic 10 inch or so straight line vertical scar down the middle of my chest. I...