It is highly unlikely that you were misdiagnosed with COPD for five years. What do you think the correct diagnosis was, if not COPD? (I assume you...

Agree with my colleague above. Unless the child's ophthalmologist will testify under oath in a public courtroom that the mistaken lens caused the...

How is anyone supposed to evaluate this when you don't tell us what the medication was, or what the condition(s) was/were? What you do tell us is...

I agree with my colleague above. Unless mom suffered some serious, long-term harm, there is nothing to sue for. An injury that could have happened...

The breakage of a drill bit may or may not be negligence. But it sounds as if the tooth has been saved. Chances are that the damages in this case...

If your prescriber knew of your seizure history and prescribed the drug anyway, you may have a malpractice case against the prescribing physician....

A malpractice case requires a serious physical injury. You report a lot of aggravation, but no bodily harm. If you actually had phlebitis that...

Atrial fibrillation is typically a chronic issue. Perhaps the clinic missed the diagnosis (which is usually made by EKG). Electrical studies are...

A perforation may or may not be malpractice, but if it was diagnosed quickly and repaired quickly, you cannot win a lawsuit.

Sorry, but what I am reading is that you would rather go toothless and bring a lawsuit, than reschedule an appointment because you fear it might be...