The injuries sound compelling but were there departures from accepted standards of care that led to them? Without reviewing the records no one can...

Your personal injury is likely not worth suing over. Not all [problems can be solved legally. As Mr. Maki advised, your best option may be to move...

Appears like you intervened in time to prevent any actual harm befalling your Mom, which therefore makes a malpractice case economically not feasible.

Depending on your injuries/damages from being misdiagnosed there may be a basis to consult local malpractice counsel.

Long standing hypertension has been known to cause kidney disease and lichen planus is not a condition for which I have ever initiated a lawsuit in...

Sounds as if the customer is simply looking to fully exercise his rights as defined by both contract and law for repairs that did not meet his...

Hopefully you have counsel because no matrimonial judge will look kindly on a spouse attempting to hide marital assets in this manner.

Get counsel involved and they should be your spokesperson. By the way, you already admitted that you submitted forms you knew to be inaccurate by...

Serious allegations. First step would be to consult local medical malpractice counsel to determine if you can sue based on the timeline and the facts.

One generally cannot go back six years after a court determination to seek that the court order be modified for the reasons you mentioned in your...