Would a medical malpractice attorney be able to do anything

It's not possible to give you an answer to your question because you don't give very much information about what happened to you. If you think one...

Is there any way to win a Non PI Negligence Subrogation claim over $25,000 in San Diego and not be forced to settle before trial

Nobody can be forced to settle before a trial. Sometimes, it's better to settle. Sometimes it's better to let a jury answer these...

Can I change my lawyer in a traumatic rear end accident due to past incidents and his obvious loss of interest?

You, as the client, have the right at any point in the case, to fire your lawyer and hire a new one. Your new lawyer should be able to contact...

Not bringing child to doctor or administering prescribed medication??

If the parent or guardian isn't getting the child the medication needed, they could be found guilty of child neglect. School is ALWAYS able to be...

Does an expert for a malpractice case have to be from the same state

No. They just have to be of the same medical specialty as the doctor they're testifying against. We routinely retain experts from the top...

I don't think you have a case here. State laws are all different, but most have a provision protecting doctors and others who report potential...

Potential malpractice by Psychiatrist prescribing amphetamine to new patient?

He should do two things--first, get to a doctor who can evaluate him and possibly change his medication and wean him off of the uppers. This may...

I'm not sure how to go about this process of obtaining a lawyer for my son's death

Call a malpractice lawyer in your area. Be advised that a lot of lawyers advertise for medical malpractice, then schlep you off to someone who...

As a wife, what do I have to do to get med records from husbands nursing homes?

Florida law allows a spouse to get her husband's records. Provide them with a signed authorization for their release of records. They won't want...

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My mother was a victim of nursing home abuse and medical malpractice, She past away 10.28.2011. Do I have a case?

Unfortunately, the short answer is "no." For both med mal and nursing home abuse cases in Florida, the statute of limitations is 2 years.