It isn't news that the shocks from a stimulator are unpleasant. That does not suggest a defective device. So you refused to use the device for a...

You left out the most important part: What was the outcome?! I don't mean to be glib, but if the outcome was a healthy mom and a healthy baby, it...

The fact that you tested negative after treatment more likely means the treatment was successful, than that the earlier positive was false. (If you...

Since your case went to trial, you have a lawyer. Why are you asking strangers on the internet, rather than your own lawyer? He knows your case and...

You haven't told us about any significant, serious, long-lasting injury to justify a malpractice suit. Short-term shaking, chills, tremors, and the...

It is MUCH too soon to be reaching out to lawyers. Grandma's medical situation should be your first (and only) priority now. In a month or two,...

It only pays to sue if you have a serious, permanent injury (such as a whopping infection leading to sterility.) A short-term bad experience...

A similar question comes up roughly every month. It is well known that suboxone causes tooth blackening and tooth loss. It is a consequence of the...

May well be a case. Endocrine cases are very difficult, as the subject matter is dense and complex. An overdosage should be easy to prove based on...

Malpractice cases are not "pro bono". They are taken on a contingence fee basis (no fee unless money is recovered.) That is, if the case appears to...