Your malpractice carrier should be able to get you a stipulation of discontinuance with prejudice but it is unlikely that you can exact a price...

Sounds like you are not represented by counsel which is a recipe for disaster. Deposition questions are generally not shared beforehand.

No one can give you a reasonable valuation without reviewing your medical records and all the particulars about the case. Best to hire perosnal...

Report the claim to your insurance company who will assign counsel to defend the matter. Should the facts line up as you say they are unlikely to...

Best approach IMHO would be to become very proactive and have all correspondence send by your medical providers emailed to you, followed up by you...

The costs of pursuing a malpractice lawsuit would likely dwarf the damages suffered by your friend as you describe above.

If she accedes to provision of these records you are entirely within your rights to share same for legal purposes.

You likely will have difficulty finding counsel to undertake a product liability lawsuit to get compensation for injuries that were transient.

To prove malpractice one has to show that a physician departed from accepted standards of medical care. Stress fractures generally do not show up...

Am somewhat at a loss as to why you believe this case requires pro bono representation. Generally almost every malpractice case is taken on a...