The issue of who did the surgery is not generally dispositive in a malpractice case as long as the surgeon is licensed. Look to the consent form...

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If it caused much pain and suffering it certainly is worth discussing with local malpractice counsel.

You can sue but the damages you suffered, having the piece of coal in your foot for a short period of time, likely would not make worth suing over.

Not so much of a malpractice issue as possibly a contract issue and without something in writing even that is a nonstarter.

Hard for anyone in this day and age to argue with a straight face that they were unaware that smoking has attendant pulmonary risks... See if local...

Any injury that does not require medical attention surely does not warrant legal action. Hard to argue you were injured when you never went to a...

You are arguing that her three years of work on this matter are worth less than $4,500. Good luck negotiating that fee down.

Get images and records to local malpractice counsel without delay as both liability - misreading the images and then failing to act on the images...

Malpractice attorneys regularly represent plaintiffs on a contingent fee basis so reach out to local malpractice counsel.