The records and the films should be reviewed to see if there is a claim. However unless there are separate problems from the manipulation as...

I asked about making a lawsuit about a medical situation. Instead I got responds to filing a divorce and child custody.

The answer is you may have a cause of action but you must relate your long-term problems to negligence of the doctors or hospital. You should look...

Can I file a medical malpractice?

As in any case, you must show the damages relate directly to the negligence of the doctor or the hospital. Florida law requires this type of case...

Does this fall under malpractice or negligence and is there any recourse?

As you know there is unfortunately no cure for ALS. In Florida even if the doctor committed malpractice you must show that had he been correctly...

"hit" a bumper on the highway this morning

You should immediately report this to your insurance carrier. He might next decie that he is hurt. The other lawyers are correct that you always...

Facing second surgery to reimplant neurostimulator battery due to incorrect procedure by doctor-- is this cause for malpractice?

Under Florida law, medical records involved in the claim must be reviewed by a doctor of the same specialty as the one who you think was negligent....

You have no power to suspend a license, that takes a court order at this point . If the claimant license was reinstated by the court after the...

Spinal Steriod shot on September 17th seems to have damaged a nerve and left me incapacitated due to pain. False info in my file

Unless the problems you have are permanent in nature it would not be a good malpractice case. Unfortunately, even assuming the doctor did...

1 vehicle accident, health insurance says that they are the secondary insurance on the medical claims. Could this be right?

In many states, Florida for example, auto insurance is primary. That is you would have to exhaust all automobile benefits for medical coverage...

Can i sue a person two years after a car accident?

The statute of limitations, the time in which you have to sue, is 4 years in Florida. You should check with your insurance company to see if they...