It may well prove to be malpractice but if you are not sensate/feeling pain the damages may not justify the expense and time of a lawsuit. Consult...

Unlikely that the damages from a wound that does not heal would be worth pursuing as part of a malpractice action as you would need to prove that...

An anastomosis or connection is formed when a portion of the colon is removed and the pieces reatached during diverticulitis surgery. There can be...

You need medical attention without delay and no lawyer will be able to help you restore your hearing. ER discharge instructions undoubtedly...

Get copies of the hospital records to local malpractice counsel who will have the records reviewed and they can determine with an expert if there...

A radiologist who was experience doing this procedure would have to be consulted to determine if this procedure should have been performed with...

Changed the category to child support as this is not a malpractice issue and would be best addressed by a family law attorney.

The question to be answered is, Was the diagnosis of a C7 nerve problem a reasonable diagnosis? Was treatment of same therefore indicated? Were...

Would think that the only applicable statutye is the three year statute as you write you knew of the misplaced cement. Pro se malpractice...

It sounds like you can prove liability (fault) fairly easily. Now the question is what are the provable damages since this was a fatal condition...