Can I sue a hospital for not turning in paperwork?
IMHO, Best to have counsel write them threatening legal action, than bothering to take legal action.
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IMHO, Best to have counsel write them threatening legal action, than bothering to take legal action.
The executor does not have to be a family member. Perhaps a responsible younger friend would be willing to do that for you. I mention younger as...
Your post does not give any insight into what may have been done wrong or the extent of your injuries, which are the two most important elements to...
The damages you reference consisting of transient pain and possible worsening of her condition are IMHO inadequate to justify bringing a...
Personal injury counsel can handle if damages warrant.
Speak to local malpractice counsel armed with your dental records and x-rays to see if they will find a dental expert to support these allegations.
Unless the neuropathy can be tied in to a departure from accepted standards of care there is no basis to sue for. Sepsis can and often does occur...
Thankfully your damages were temporary and minimal so that there is no basis to even consider a malpractice suit.
If she has injuries caused by provable departures from accepted standards of practice (as opposed to lack of civility/desrespect/decit) then seek...
If the medication was contrainidcated or your management while on the medication departed from accepted standards of care and that departure caused...