Unlikely that one week of pain and suffering is worth suing for in a malpractice case. Should her issues continue then get all the relevant records...

Statute of limitations in New York State is two and one half years for initiating a medical malpractice action.

No attorney versed in medical malpractice would consider such a case as your medication dosages are indicated on your prescriptions, the idea of...

Unlikely that your learning of the medical issues related to a stroke would extend the statute of limitations for malpractice or for wrongful death.

It may very well may be. get the relevant records and images to local malpractice counsel coupled with details of your injuries/losses to see if...

Get a copy of the consent form that was signed and if this is not covered in the consent and the operative report does not spell out a compelling...

He has an absolute right to proper care but the fact that he almost died essentially means he almost had a case because these cases are so...

Generally any injury that does not require medical intervention does not warrant any type of legal action.

Use Avvo find a lawyer feature to find local malpractice counsel as the facts that you describe make for a compelling malpractice claim. Good luck...

Possibly. The relevant medical records and imaging studies need to be reviewed to determine if the prioritizing of the bypass when a dissection had...