The 2-1/2 yr. statute of limitations is long expired. The foreign body exception does not apply, as the implants were put in intentionally, not by...

The P.A. DID provide a diagnosis: Sciatica. The question is whether you had an aneursym that was not diagnosed, but was present at the same time....

Yes, you can sue, but opthalmology cases are notoriously difficult because very, very few specialists will testify, and you need a specialist to...

The myomectomy procedure requires pushing a trocar through the abdominal wall. That puncture wound can cause a hernia. The development of a hernia...

By "force," I assume you mean getting tested is a pre-condition of treatment. That is good medical practice. If you refuse to be tested (which...

You cannot "correct" your own medical records. Only a doctor can do that. Suggest you go back to the folks who "don't know who you are" and...

Very difficult case. Assuming all the facts you reported are corroborated by the medical records, you would still have to prove that 8 months of...

Yes. All personal injury claims require medical proof causally connecting the injuries to the (alleged) cause. Your personal belief that a drug (or...

The question is unanswerable as posed. It's like asking "what color is a flower?" The answer is "It depends." But from the question, the first...

I respectfully disagree with my colleague above. There is no 1-year "discovery rule" in NY (except for items left behind by mistake. Here, the...