You would need some proof that the mother was somehow negligent and thereby caused your husband's passing. Insurance does not cover intentional...

You will likely have to retain local counsel and pay them a retainer and an hourly rate to negotiate the best possible resolution of these issues.

Generally it is three years from the time that the services were rendered but the amount at issue is likely to small for you to consider hiring...

If the premiums were not paid the policyholder, your mother, had to be informed of same to cure the failure to make payments. If the premiums...

You can sue her but no reasonable attorney would likely take such a case as there are no demonstrable injuries (thankfully) that were suffered.

Damages per your post are transient/require no medical intervention and likely would not justify the thought of bringing a malpractice lawsuit. if...

Damages per your post, of one year of pain from this cyst, are not likely worth initiating a malpractice lawsuit. That is assuming you could easily...

Damages per your post would not warrant any level of legal action or even a legal consultation, IMHO.

Would think that the damages are limited to the veterinary expenses incurred which likely make this a nonstarter for counsel. Feel free to confirm...

Hard to advise you as the damages of one tooth cracking may be inadequate to justify the expenses attendant to a dental malpractice lawsuit....