Hurt feelings is not an “injury” for purposes of a malpractice case.

Lawsuits require specifics. What, EXACTLY, do you think was done wrong, and what injuries EXACTLY flowed from that? Without specifics, no lawyer...

The failed correction does not suggest malpractice, far less that the dentist "is not qualified." Some procedures fail despite proper care. Your...

Statute of limitations is long expired. Sorry.

You haven't reported an injury due to the recent MRI. That you are uncomfortable and have memory issues for a few days does not constitute an...

I am not seeing liability from this story. I assume the tooth was filed down in anticipation of putting on a cap. In any event, this is too small a...

An allergic reaction does not suggest malpractice unless the patient had a known drug allergy and was given the drug anyway. That does not appear...

I agree with my colleague above. You cannot prove malpractice just by citing an unsatisfying outcome. This will require an expensive review of the...

The statute of limitations is calculated from the date of birth. Since you didn't tell us when that was, there is no way to answer whether it has...

Sorry for the bad experience. A few minutes, or hours, of anguish and pain, will not justify the enormous cost of a malpractice suit. I wish your...