Put aside the billing stunt to focus on malpractice. Depending on the date of the surgeries, the 2-1/2 year statute of limitations may have...

Sorry for your bad experience, but... Transitory pain from an extraction (or four) will never support the enormous costs of a malpractice case....

Agree with Jon Ratchik above. Spraying perfume or room deodorizer hardly constitutes actionable negligence. "I almost had an asthma attack" is like...

I agree with Jon Ratchik above. "Verbal abuse", and hurt feelings, will never support a malpractice case. The unnecessary loss of four molar might,...

You do not describe any injury due to the expired product. No injury = no lawsuit.

This is complicated. What you describe is a HIPAA violation, but there is no direct right of recovery for that in New York. Nor is it a defamation...

The short answer is yes, you can sue. Organ donation is a kind thing to do. Your story shows that no good deed goes unpunished. Sorry, and good luck!

This is not a med. mal. question. The father may be a lousy parent, but as a non-doctor, cannot commit med. mal. I've moved it to the Family Law...

This is not a med. mal. question, so I've moved it to the insurance board. Was the claim denied? (You left that part out!) If not, there is no...

A patient has the legal duty to do what they can to reduce their damages (injury). If swapping out the lens fixes the problem, this is a 30-minute...