Permanent nerve damage
It would be a civil right action. He may have to go through a grievance process first.
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It would be a civil right action. He may have to go through a grievance process first.
You would have to show how much worse off you are as a result. From what you describe, it doesn't sound like much.
If anything, I'd characterize it as a civil rights claim.
Here's how it works: the attorney will usually "front" the costs, filing fees, stenographer, medical records etc, and then recover those costs out...
Doubtful. In my opinion, it would be very difficult to prove cause-and-effect
Give it a shot, you've got nothing to lose. I'm sure you can find a lawyer in Rochester who is interested.
You told him not to make a claim to your insurance? Are you talking about no-fault? If so, he was attempting to do you a favor, since that is...
It's not clear what sort of potential case you may have. You can bring a civil rights case if you can prove that the police violated your civil...
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You can, but the delay makes it more difficult to prove your case. I don't understand why a dr would not accept no-fault
You don't tell us how this accident came about; it is possible that his only remedy is worker's comp. Or, there may be more to it, we can't tell....