There may be an interference with the "right of sepulcher" if you can prove negligence and the damages that flowed from it.

While what you are going through is quite real and perhaps disabling, it will be very difficult if not impossible to entice medical malpractice...

Would think that your son is the most negligent party in this scenario and that you should try to amicably settle with the owner of the vehicle.

Generally no monies are released prior to signing a release and a hold harmless agreement. The amount at issue seems too small to get new counsel...

Get the records and pictures of the burn to local malpractice counsel to determine if litigation is the best option.

Get the relevant records to local malpractice counsel to review and advise if there were departures from accepted standards of care which caused...

The damages per your post do not economically support the cost involved in a malpractice litigation. Feel free to confirm with local counsel.

If you believe you were injured due to a failure to provide proper and indicated medical/dental services get copies of your records and imaging...

Bring the actual policy to local counsel to review, but be aware the review will cost more than the policy appreciated in value and may cost more...

The injury that you describe sounds much like an allergic reaction. that can occur even if the product is not defective. moreover, the limited...