Other than patient preference, I am not aware of medical standards that require patients be "let outside" for any particular length of time...

Failed bunionectomy procedure cases are generally miserable to pursue. A bad result may or may not be due to malpractice. It requires a costly...

You haven’t told us of any harm that arose from the seeming missed diagnosis. If there is no significant injury, there is nothing to sue for, as a...

This question was posted on a New York Medical Malpractice board, but if there is a case, it would have to be brought in Arkansas. I suggest you...

Almost certainly the 2-1/2 year statute of limitations has expired. There is no extension for "continuous treatment," as the patient refused...

This inquiry is impossible to answer, for lack of details. But to the extent the question is can one sue for an injury that may happen in the...

No injury = no case. Besides which, I cannot imagine why you would resent having this test, other than you didn’t want to know if it was positive.

I agree with my colleague Jonathan R. above, and disagree with Charity A's answer. Meeting a doctor at the gym does not form a physician/patient...

A vendor is not required to keep a rejected price quote open forever. Once you rejected the original price, he is free to re-set it. This is a...

It is much too early to be consulting lawyers. First, your immediate course of treatment has to end, and be discharged. Then there has to be a...