I'm sorry for your loss. You should collect all of your records and have them reviewed by a locally licensed medical malpractice attorney. If...

I'm very sorry for your loss. Medical records belong to the patient, or in the event of the patient's passing, to their estate. The facility is...

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Not enough information here. What may seem unrelated to you may have been a significant medical issue that was identified after you were...

PA's have a tremendous amount of autonomy, depending on State law. Not shaking the vial is not going to be enough for a viable malpractice claim,...

You'd have to obtain all of your medical records and have them reviewed to see if there is a viable claim. Not enough information here to...

You have to have a specific claim of negligence in order to consider a malpractice claim. A general feeling of malcontent is not enough, sorry. ...

Unless the business was a medical practice or clinic with presumed medical competency it is not likely there would be liability. Laypersons...

You should be asking your attorney for guidance regarding your settlement but generally speaking yes, electronic signatures are valid. --...

In my opinion this is not actionable. Generally speaking the remedy for dissatisfaction with your doctor would be to seek another medical opinion...

Statute of limitations issues aside, what you are describing sounds like an "acute dystonic reaction" which can happen with some psychiatric...