Possibly. Most important is appropriate medical attention. Then contact qualified personal injury counsel to learn more. Good luck.

Sounds like your no-fault was denied. You can self-pay, switch to private insurance, or perhaps see another provider.

Broad answer would be yes, as you were a resident of CA and the incident occurred there. Speak with counsel.

Many potential answers, but no question(s) has been asked. Also, alarms are going off..............

Primary question would be the cause of the spill. Secondary question would be establishing the temperature. Most important is proper medical...

Just when you think you've heard it all. Sorry, but please share how/why you think this happened. Most importantly is for you to have...

You need to contact (qualified) counsel. Perhaps interview a few and look to hire the one you are most comfortable with and confident in. Good luck.

If your attorney was the reason the case was dismissed, then there may be a legal malpractice case to pursue. Based upon your question, that is...

The estate may have a viable case. Qualified personal injury counsel should be consulted with asap. Sorry for the tragic loss.

You need to direct your query to your attorney. (Hopefully, you have one and have jeopardized your daughter's case.) Good luck.