Damages would likely make such an action cost prohibitive. Feel free to confirm with local counsel.

Fortunately for you the damages were transient. It would be cost prohibitive to consider expensive litigation based on the damages. Feel free to...

You must be able to have an expert opine that there was a departure from accepted standards of medical practice that caused significant injury. A...

There may be a basis for a case but that may depend on the medical records and the pathology report of the amputated leg as it may show some signs...

Get local malpractice counsel involved without delay.

See another physician to determine if you suffered any diagnosable injury when you fell. If not there is likely no basis to consider a malpractice...

Without the need for medical care there is no resaon to consider legal action.

Perhaps a complete stay away order of protection would be the best remedy.

Without medical care you can not prove injuries. You also do not state what caused your fall, and unless there is negligence that caused you to...

Damages would not likely warrant any legal action.