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A bad outcome is not necessarily the result of negligence. Sometimes when a doctor does everything right the patient does not get better, may get...
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A bad outcome is not necessarily the result of negligence. Sometimes when a doctor does everything right the patient does not get better, may get...
Whether your mother has the basis of a "viable" claim depends on a total review of the facts and circumstances that led to your mother's...
So what did you tell the police? You said you "told him very limited" and you wonder why you were cited? From whatever you told him clearly his...
First of all there is now nothing to divide. Medical malpractice cases are expensive and risky to pursue. Don't start arguing over dividing what...
From what you describe it looks like the repairs will be covered by insurance. It also appears that the police where not involved so it appears...
In order to pursue any medical negligence case it is necessary to show a deviation from the standard of care--basically meaning the level at which...
You are entitled to the cost of repair or the the fair market value of the vehicle at the time of the wreck if it is totaled--whatever is less.
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Your "question" is very hard to follow. Certainly you have not presented anything that would even suggest medical malpractice. You have not...
Your insurance carrier sent you that questionnaire since they are looking for a subrogation source or a way not to pay your medical bills. If for...
Your grandmother certainly had a bad outcome. Not all bad outcomes however are the result of negligence. Sometimes when a doctor does everything...