Unlikely that the damages from the initial test result rise to the level where it is worth bringing a malpractice suit as it would have to be...

Contact child protective services and foster care to see if you can get custody should you wish to assume that responsibility.

Court system likely has governmental immunity. Most courts have docket systems online where interested p[arties, like his counsel, can monitor...

A review of the medical records may reveal that there indeed was negligence/malpractice but without such a review no one can tell you if there was...

IMHO, Statute of limitations expired decades ago and there is no window through which this case can be maintained.

Records generally have to be maintained for six years except in cases where they involve minors where more expansive requirements sometimes are in...

You would be expending an inordinate amount of time and energy for at most a Phyrric victory. Best to simply move on.

Simply ask, preferably in writing, what the law firm has done to insure that your rights have been preserved and that you can proceed with your case.

Speak at length to a representative from your law firm to discuss if there are liens or other issues precluding a final accounting and disbursement...

You may not even have a case unless you can prove that they overmedicated you. Unless there was a more severe injury than a hospital stay of...