The answer is yes, you can sue the doctor. In fact, you sue anyone for anything. The question is don you have a viable claim and the answer is no....

My medical bills are $ 197,000 and I only have $ 200,000 as the policy limit how can I make sure I get any money for my pain?

Speak with your attorney about this topic. Steps should have been taken earlier to plan for this and deal with it. If you don't have an attorney...

Being accused of Fraud?

The defense to fraud isn't own free will. You need to understand fraud before you start talking about a lawsuit against the dad. If you are...

I was accused of "stealing thousands" and the boss expressed this all over facebook. i am innocent and never was charged. libel?

You should hire an attorney and file a suit for slander per se as your boss has slandered you in a way that the damage to your reputation and...

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Can the district attorney keep some of the money from a forfeiture if so how much an where does it say that ?

If you received notice of forfeiture you should respond to it. Forfeitures are permitted when money recovered is the proceed of illegal activity...

Prescription drugs are prescribed by a doctor or psychiatrist. Thus, your relatives medical history and medical care us protected information which...

Can I sue auto insurance and LexisNexis for reporting someone else's accident on my name?

It's an error. Have your insurance company correct the error. Your other option is paying the $10,000 retainer it will cost to hire an attorney to...

What would I need to prove a bar over served me causing damage?

You can find a personal injury attorney who handles dram shop liability cases. Through surveillance video, the DUI investigation, and witness...

You should take your records to an attorney and have a consultation. From what you have written, it seems as though you would have several...

Is it easier to prove actual or negligence when someone with marketing experience using direct marketing speech to libel me?

Negligence covers non-intentional conduct and requires a duty owed, a breach of that duty, causation of harm, and damages. What you described is...