A crown got knocked out during my icu stay at the hospital. Are they financially liable ?
For there to be financial liability, there first has to be fault (negligence). Dislodging a crown during intubation for anesthesia, for instance,...
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For there to be financial liability, there first has to be fault (negligence). Dislodging a crown during intubation for anesthesia, for instance,...
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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...
Yes, but… You will have incredible aggravation and stress, and probably lose. Malpractice is intensely technical and absolutely not a place for...
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A patient is entitled to reasonable care, but not perfect care. The fact that three other dentists failed to find or correct the problem suggests...
The question, "Can I sue the hospital?" is a misfire. You are not the patient. Your friend is. Only your friend's legal guardian or parent can sue...
The statute of limitations is expired, so you can no longer sue. That said, you are describing a 4th degree tear. That happens when the tissues are...
Sorry, but I am not hearing malpractice or damages from this inquiry. "I was given drugs at a party..." is not a promising start, and perhaps you...
A blood clod does not suggest negligence. No case, just bad luck. Sorry.