If the physician can be shown to have violated the standard of care and by that violation caused injuries sufficient enough to justify expensive...

If the physician can be shown to have violated the standard of care and by that violation caused injuries sufficient enough to justify expensive...

Recourse can likely only be successfully asserted against the Hospice, although damages for hospice patients rarely rise to the level where it is...

Your resistance to coming in for an in person visit may make this difficult. Without a review of the relevant medical records to determine if there...

The spinal stenosis and herniated discs were likely exacerbated in the accident/collision and you should have been compensated for that...

Firstly, get more responsible friends, retain counsel if at all possible, otherwise, present whatever evidence you have that you were not the...

Best to retain local counsel to review the contract and discuss the enforceability of the non-compete clause, something that is very fact specific.

Hopefully there are pictures of the wires so that proof of negligence can be established. If the wires were a tripping hazard and left in a...

Since you do not issue driver's licenses you cannot "lift" someone's license. You can sue them for your damages.

You would have to be able to prove first that it was a departure from accepted standards of care to discharge you from the rehabilitation facility...