You can use Avvo Find a Lawyer feature but without knowing what is causing your pain it is unlikely to be able to prove a case of malpractice.

You can sue if an expert orthopedist will testify that the reason the surgeries failed was due to a departure from accepted stadards of care.

You can sue/negotiate for a replacement drink but unless you suffered an injury there are no other viable options.

You can always sue him is County/Small claims Court. The insurance company has no contract with you and willl likely not divulge any information...

Hopefully your son is unscathed. If he suffered no injury there is no basis to sue. Alert the school system and the bus company to avoid further...

Hopefully this will resolve quickly. It is not significant enough of a damage to even consider a malpractice suit. In the meanwhile take pictures...

You surely an get a refund but unless you suffered an injury to your person this is a non-starter.

Unlikely that the compensation you can receiuve from the temporary withdrawal symptoms rise to the level to justify initiating a malpractice suit,...

Without knowing if the examination caused you or your child significant injury and in what manner it departed from accepted practices no one can...

Should your mother have suffered a significant injury, she should get the medical records to local malpractice counsel to have same reviewed to see...