A hospital used me by providing unwarranted activities it led me to a really bad situation in life...Im a Stroke survivor with a
Lack of informed consent is actionable. It is battery, a crime and a tort. You should see a lawyer and sue.
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Lack of informed consent is actionable. It is battery, a crime and a tort. You should see a lawyer and sue.
I suggest you meet with a medical malpractice lawyer near you ASAP. It does sound like you might have a case.
Get the medical care you need. If it turns out you have a serious injury you could pursue the case. But, if there were no witnesses to your...
No difference. Be sure you personally serve and include the statutory witness fee ($5) and mileage ($.06/mile to and from) or the subpoena is not...
Well, if you make a mistake, you might lose the cause of action entirely. But, since we are answering in the abstract, none of us really know....
Of course you should see a lawyer. What is the downside? In the meantime be sure you and your wife continue to get any needed medical treatment.
The minimal insurance required will cover the property damage you caused. So, contact your insurance company and tell them what happened.
Without damages you have no case. There is no private right to sue for a violation of HIPPA anyway.
You can sue for up to four years from the date of the incident. So, whether the carrier closes its case or not has not legal effect. The...
The answer is going to depend on what was said.