You are netitled to compensation for your injuries. If the building was owned by your employer you are limited to workers compensation benefits. If...

Best to ask your attorney but know that Covid changed all reasonable timetables.

Be aware of the statute of limitations, which is, I believe, two years from the date of the malpractice. Seek out local counsel to have them review...

Without knowing what injuries were caused and the severity of same it is hard to counsel you. Seek out local malpractice counsel armed with...

Your swift action in getting the sepsis treated was great for you but likely negated any malpractice action as you mitigated your damages. Confirm...

Unlikely that such treatment, or lack thereof is actionable. Generally to sustain a malpractice case significant injuries are needed. Best to be as...

Be aware of the statute of limitations, which is, I believe, two years from the date of the malpractice. Seek out local counsel to have them review...

This sounds like something you should negotiate directly with the attorney who is retaining your services.

You can sue for such an injury. Take pictures of the sink and your injries to show local personal injury counsel to see if they can help you.

Take pictures of the pothole and approach local personal injury counsel as you may well have a legitimate case.