What basis to sue on? Medical fraud? Defamation of character/slander?
The first question I would have is whether you in fact were re-certified. If so, then the damages to which you may be entitled likely would be...
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The first question I would have is whether you in fact were re-certified. If so, then the damages to which you may be entitled likely would be...
There are multiple issues involved in determining whether there is a viable claim here. Based on the fairly sparse details you have provided (and...
Both Mr. Schuster and Mr. Friedman are correct - if you are named as a beneficiary on the policy, then you will receive the proceeds once the...
I only can echo what the other lawyers who responded have said: consult with a lawyer. A consultation should be free, and you will find out how...
Your mother may have either or both a workers' compensation claim and third party liability claim against the owner/operator/manager of the parking...
I have re-tagged your post to the Contracts & Agreements practice area, because your question does not have anything to do with personal injury....
Based on your post, I have re-tagged this question to the Employment & Labor practice area. I do not believe you should have anything to worry...
There are a number of details that are not provided in your post. Rather than go through all of them here however, I would encourage you to contact...
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In order to prove a case of medical malpractice, you need to prove that the care given was substandard (i.e., below the standard of care in the...
You always can be sued by anyone for anything. The more important question is whether he can succeed. In most states, there is immunity for people...