Can this be consider a breach of standard of care? What can we do?
You can pay for the treatment your self or appeal the denial from your insurance company. There is no malpractice as you have described it.
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You can pay for the treatment your self or appeal the denial from your insurance company. There is no malpractice as you have described it.
Your damages appear too small for a medical malpractice case. The doctor is under no obligation to pay you anything. If the doctor makes an offer...
A lawsuit will probably not prevent the Dr from treating patients. If your goal is to prevent the dr from hurting more people you need to make a...
You would need to explain what damage you sustained from the negligent treatment. Call a local medical malpractice attorney to inquire as to your...
Yes you can sue a 501c3 clinic for malpractice. Based upon your description of the incident I would suggest that there is no claim to be made. ...
Were you still living in the condo after the closing? Were you paying your property taxes and not your mortgage?
As you are both 50% owners he owns 50% of the house. As you were living in the home and he was not he will argue that the mortgage payments...
You are a bit hard to follow but it sounds like your attorney made a motion to be relieved as your attorney and that it was granted. If the...
How long after leaving the walk in clinic did you seek another medical opinion?
If her accusations are false you may have a defamation action against her as she is directly affecting your reputation in your work place. You...