If he was assaulted he can call the police. Otherwise there is nothing he can do.

I see a question mark, but no question. If you are asking if this is a good deal, none of us knows your case.

Ask CVS. We are lawyers....................................................

Not sure why people think lawyers should work for free. Do you ask your mechanic to give you free advice on how to fix your car?

The statute of limitations ends when charges are brought, not when you go to trial.

It is something that will come out during the discovery process before trial. This is not a DIY project.

You probably can't. But you can go online and order a duplicate using a SF 180.

The "how" to sue anyone is to retain a lawyer, provide them all the documentation, pay their fees, and let them handle it.

There is no right to sue for a disclosure of your medical info. But as stated above, it appears you committed fraud, so you should not tell anyone.

Ok. Thank you for letting us know. Please rewrite if you have an actual question.