Is it to late to can find out if the death of my stepmother was a medical mistake.

The statute of limitations for a medical malpractice case that results in wrongful death is 2 years from the death in North Carolina. Based on the...

Hello! I would like to have my brother`s medical record,he passed away but the hospital would not release them to me.

A power of attorney usually expires upon the death of a person. You need to be named the administrator of his estate from the probate court.

Should I settle?

Your personal injury damages are going to be based on your current medical bills (what was actually paid by you or an insurance company on your...

The hotel is not required to pay for your injuries just because you got hurt on their property. You have to prove that there was a hidden defect...

Contributory negligence (like primary negligence) requires not only that the other person did or didn't do something that a reasonable person would...

I was petting a friends Rottweiler and he bit me in the face where i received thirty stitches. i need an attorney and a good one

You have to show negligence on the part of the dog owner, which includes some reason to know the dog may bite, or that it is a "potentially...

Our oldest son was involved in a DUI accident and the bar where he got drunk is being sued by the parties injured in the

You can file a motion to quash, but most likely you would not be able to get out of the appearance. You may be able to get your expenses paid for...

You would have to prove that the store knew about the dangerous condition, either because their employees caused it or it was caused by somebody...

What is the process for settlements from insurance companies where their client is at fault?

Really only an attorney with full knowledge of the facts can tell you if the offer is "low." Assuming it is, the next step would be to counteroffer...

Can someone explain how the discovery rule works? It looks like you can sue a hospital for failure to diagnose, but not if it

For medical malpractice actions in North Carolina, there is a four year statute of repose. Therefore, regardless of when the negligence was or...