Is it a legal question or question of medical expertise, whether the physician owed a duty of care to a patient?
Whether a question of law, fact or medical expertise, when would a physician not have a duty to care for a patient?
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Whether a question of law, fact or medical expertise, when would a physician not have a duty to care for a patient?
I have never seen or heard of a Memorandum of Law being verified. My understanding is that verification does not apply to Memoranda of Law.
StatuTe of limitations. When and where did all this happen?
You've asked the right questions. You must respond to the Summons. If you like, please e-mail the Summons to me in pdf along with your telephone...
You are correct. You need payment arrangements. This means proper legal documentation.
There are significant differences between arbitration and litigation. Does the attorney offer reasons why arbitration would be preferable?
You posted this question under Education. I re-classified it under Constitutional. It's a First Amendment question. Nationwide, Courts are...
There's no guarantee you won't be sued for the balance. If the contract plainly says non-refundable, why are you contemplating any refund?
Rather than report them, why not retain new counsel to bring a motion asking the judge to recuse himself?
Are you positive as to cause of death and that mold was the ultimate cause? These questions are generally answered by a jury.