A painful needle "stick" does not suggest malpractice, and transient discomfort does not make for a case. Sorry.

As a simple rule, the nursing home's duty of care is to the patient, not the patient's relatives. As a practical matter, the undertaker's statement...

My condolences on your loss. The battle in this case will be whether earlier recognition would have changed the outcome, or whether death from this...

Unclear what you are asking? Was it malpractice not to put your call through to an oncologist? Is that your question? If so, the answer is no, not...

Sorry that you had painful extractions, but that does not suggest malpractice at all. Most people have some pain with extractions. Perhaps yours...

I don't see a question in there. So I will ask you one: How do YOU think the infant got broken bones? Medical people have a duty to look out for...

I am sorry for your bad outcome, but a bad result does not = malpractice. Do you have any specific reason to believe your care was mismanaged,...

I assume you have a lawyer. You should address your question to him/her. If you don’t have a lawyer, you have a fool for a client. The question...

Transient pain, even if severe, will not support a lawsuit. Sorry.

I have moved this post to the criminal defense section. I suggest you ask the lawyer who is defending you.