Medical malpractice deposition, may I object if my attorney will not?
Don't buy a dog and then insist on doing your own barking.
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Don't buy a dog and then insist on doing your own barking.
Not sure what your goal is. But to address your "don't want to wait for an extended time" opening, a malpractice case typically takes 2-5 years,...
If you were not significantly harmed by what you think was malpractice, there is nothing to sue over.
An unusually articulate post; well done! An accidental laceration of a blood vessel may or may not be malpractice; the failure to repair the damage...
You cannot sue the manufacturer for a well-known and published side effect of a drug. (If they were hiding a side-effect, yes, but not when it is...
From the sound of it, the problem is correctable with further procedures, If it can be successfully repaired, it doesn't pay to sue. The costs of...
Injuries due to blood draws and IV infiltrations happen, and may or may not be malpractice, depending on the specifics. But it makes no sense that...
Most psychotropic drugs take weeks to months to show beneficial effects. You didn't say how long the trial on each drug was before you concluded...
There are no easy answers to evidentiary questions. As a general rule, a witness' reliability and credibility is fair game for cross-examination....
Ulcerative colitis and celiac disease are overlapping disorders of the autoimmune system. Neither one is well-understood. It is not likely that a...