Damages may be inadequate for a malpractice case, but should you feel differently get all the relevant records to local malpractice counsel to...

This actually may be a straight negligence case as opposed to malpractice, but the injuries may be difficult to accurately prove.

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Possibly. Dental malpractice cases hinge upon proof that there was a departure from accepted dental standards of care AND that the injuries caused...

The only person who can tell you the answer to that would likely be the court clerk for the Judge before whom the motion was made.

Counselor Bollinger identified the usual suspects for why you are now unable to find new counsel to represent you. Moreover, if this was a road...

Determine the exact nature of your current injury and get documentation to help prove negligence. If the injury warrants then seek out local...

The injury does not sound serious enough to consider suing over, and the actions of the store do not seem to be negligent so to have been a cause...

While your belief that earlier intervention could have reduced the severity and need for surgery, you would need to proof via expert testimony that...

Possibly. The relevant hospital records and imaging studies need to be reviewed to determine if there was any delay in diagnosis or treatment of...

It seems hard to argue that your father would have made a different decision regarding treating her brain hemorrhage if it was diagnosed two days...