Bring the contract you signed to local contract or business attorney to review and advise you as to your legal options under that contract.

Unless the other physician departed from accepted surgical practice and injured you thereby it is likely not actionable. Moreover, most consent...

Your counsel can best address your questions, but know that they have maintained your case for seven years, and if they were reticent about suing...

Did the four hour delay in treatment cause injuries sufficient to warrant initiation of an expensive medical malpractice action? Only with a...

If you retain a lawyer who you found through Avvo, your agreement with that lawyer will be based solely on the interactions you have with that...

As this happened just 9 days ago it may be premature to believe that there are permanent neurological impairments from this episode. If their are...

You can sue them if they were negligent and if that negligence was a substantial cause of harm to you.

You can sue them if they were negligent and if that negligence was a substantial cause of harm to you.

Statute of limitations likely precludes any malpractice action for care rendered eleven or so years ago as it is generally two years from the date...

Injuries per your post are wholly inadequate to support the expenses which a medical malpractice lawsuit requires.

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