Short answer, yes. If you don't have a good working relationship with your doctor or you have been missing appointments then you might try to...

It does not sound like a viable case. Bleeding is a risk with any surgery, you'd have to prove negligence caused the bleeding. Further you...

https://thewesternmarylandadvocate.com/2016/12/30/quick-reference-case-search-codes/ Probably Attorney, Defense

In my opinion there aren't any good legal options. In order for there to be a medical malpractice claim you would have to prove negligence. Even...

Somehow there was significant discrepancy between the films of the 2 cath procedures, but bottom line is that you don't describe any harm having...

In order to have a viable claim you have to have duty, breach of duty, causation and damages. From a medical perspective you said the symptoms...

Not a medical malpractice question so I changed the category. I hope you get the answers you need.

It sounds like you are contemplating filing on your own behalf, ie, pro se. Strongly recommend you seek counsel as the procedural rules are very...

Not clear how removing fallopian tube would lead to stomach issues, did your doctor say those were linked? Based on the information provided it...

Your mother can ask to have the errors corrected. No harm has been alleged so there are no damages to sue for.