IMHO,, The behavior by the adverse insurance party's representative that you chronicle does not give rise to any legal action on your behalf

Any incident that does not cause a need for medical intervention will generally not warrant legal action.

As disgusting as the experience was, any incident that does not require medical intervention generally does not warrant legal action.

If the insurance company will give you what you believe is fair (which is unlikely) all the more power to you. The more predictable situation is...

Perhaps you need to get counsel involved or if you have an attorney discuss your concerns with them.

Get the relevant records and imaging studies to local malpractice counsel without delay as there are time limitations you must be wary of. If there...

Condolences of your loss. Unlikely that sanding grit ingestion even twice in one day would cause such a lethal infection to occur over a twenty...

To initiate a product liability action you would need an engineer to prove that the design was somehow dangerous. From your post the issue was not...

You are always free to shop your case around to see if you can get a better deal with another law firm.

Ironically, the only persons in our country who are guaranteed health care as a right are inmates, as they don't have the freedom to fend for...