When someone does a prank and injures another party who can you sue?
You certainly can sue the person who tied the wire causing the injury but unless the homeowner knew of the wire and took no action to address it...
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You certainly can sue the person who tied the wire causing the injury but unless the homeowner knew of the wire and took no action to address it...
Despite your acute symptoms there seems to be no identifiable injury attributable to the initial therapy session. Without identifying a specific...
Tough case to prove as you got sick less than 24 hours after supposedly being exposed to someone who had Covid vaccine. Generally, symptoms occur 2...
Get copies of your medical records as well as evaluation from new medical practitioner and bring them to local malpractice counsel to review to...
The general rule is that if the injury did not require medical care it certainly will not justify legal action.
No one can answer this without knowing what your injections are and more importantly what tests your physician ordered to be conducted.
Your daughter has a claim that is unlikely to cover the costs of pursuing same as the damages are likely minimal.
Confirm with local counsel but assuming there was malpractice the statute of limitations within which time a lawsuit had to be started may already...
If you signed a release for the $3,000 then you can not sue as you released the responsible party. Otherwise you cannot sue due to the expiration...
Math questions? The legal fee would be $45,000 but there can be expenses and medical liens as well further eating into your net recovery.