If anything, this is a products liability question, not med. mal. The risk of kidney damage and depo-provera is well known. The time to sue the...

Yes. Lack of informed consent is a sub-species of malpractice.

The answer to all four of your questions is yes. Good luck!

Sue? For what? A malpractice case requires a serious physical injury. You have not described any injury. Anger and indignation do not count. Your...

Malpractice requires a physical injury to the patient. Being insulted or indignant doesn't count. Sorry.

For there to be financial liability, there first has to be fault (negligence). Dislodging a crown during intubation for anesthesia, for instance,...

What do I do if I need my records, and the doctor repeatedly gives me fake doctored records? Dishonesty scares me; he scares me.

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A malpractice action requires a significant injury. You have not described any injury at all. The fact that your anesthesiologist had issues in...

Can I sue pro se a negligent 3rd-year medical resident for personal injury that occurred in an NYC hospital dermatology clinic?

Yes, but… You will have incredible aggravation and stress, and probably lose. Malpractice is intensely technical and absolutely not a place for...

Stress is a aggravating factor for diabetes. Not taking your medicine during a time of stress is a serious mistake, as your diabetes could worsen...