It may well be that your mother's "coma" is due to heavy opiates for pain. That does not suggest either overdose or malpractice. These are normal...

A malpractice case costs tens of thousands of dollars to prosecute. Unless the case is worth several times that much, any recovery will go to...

Discharge with an IV in place may have been bad practice, but your statement that it is "against the law" if simply wrong. There is no such law....

Sorry, Corey, but your aggravation and a day of dental pain will not support the great expenses of a malpractice claim. As an aside, the tone of...

How is the newborn baby doing? Since you made no mention, I am assuming the baby is unharmed. Retained placental fragments is obviously not a good...

You didn't give us exact dates and times, but it seems unlikely that a delay of a few hours (or even a day or two) attributable to the nurse, made...

These cases are frighteningly expensive to prosecute. Without the complete loss of at least one or two teeth, or an irreparable injury to the jaw...

Consent is not required for a Dr. to write an Rx. If you don't want your son to take it, all he has to do is not take it. No harm = no case.

No legal claim under NY law. Sorry.

You cannot sue for a HIPPA violation. But IF you have suffered real, serious, provable harm as a result of a privacy breach, you could sue under...