I am sorry for your bad experience, but it isn't something to sue over. There is no way to prove that had the meds been delivered, you would have...

Assuming that the surgical release is successful, this is not a big enough case to be worth suing for. I agree it isn't fair, but the law does not...

Sorry for your bad experience, but no case. You are assuming the PCR test was a false positive, but it is possible that the negative quick test was...

I agree with my colleague above, and add that you may have only a month or two left on the 2-1/2 year statute of limitations. You question presents...

Temporary swelling (Adema) from intravenous fluids is not, by itself, and “injury” that makes sense to sue for. If there is something more, please...

I don’t mean to be snarky, but this question is like asking “how long is a piece of string?” Without details, there is no way to give any...

You didn’t tell us where the phlebitis developed, nor where the shots were given. Perhaps they are related, but maybe not. Much more information is...

I agree with my colleagues. I am sorry for your bad experience, but in the absence of a serious, long Hash term injury to mother or Baby or both,...

This is not a malpractice question, so I've moved it to the Child Custody board where it belongs. Good luck!

It seems very unlikely that the iron drops' expiry is the cause of your babies' fussiness. This is likely a harmless error and it would never be...