Damages are likely insufficient to justify a malpractice action but feel free to confirm with local malpractice counsel.

First you should report this to the police as a criminal prosecution of your assailant will greatly aid in your civil action. Speak to local...

If you are not covered by workers compensation and they do not define you as an employee you may well be able to sue the "employer" in personal...

You are a pime example as to why one should never sign a document without legal supervision as you are bound by the terms of the release that you...

Signing the release will likely forego all future claims regarding the hotel stay even if future problems arise as a result of the hotel stay.

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It is hard to see what harm, if any, your daughter suffered, and you would have no recourse against the hospital for using legal means to ensure...

If there is provable fraud that you were heretofore unaware of that may be the basis to make a motion to argue that the statute of limitations...

Your arguments may engender some legislators to look into the issues you raise, but other than to address this legislatively you have no standing...

Damages might not be adequate to justify the expense of a malpractice suit and know that the statute of limitations is generally two and a half...