Allen Christopher Tittle
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Cleveland, OH

Medical malpractice Lawyer at Cleveland, OH

Practice Areas: Medical Malpractice, Car Accidents ... +9 more

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Im trying to send my own 180 day medical malpractice letter what information do i need to put in it??

Allen's answer | Answered on July 14, 2012

I agree with all the attorneys above - you need an experienced medical malpractice attorney and fast! One important thing to note is that the...

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I was fired for doing what a manager told me to do. Same manager is now saying I had several no-call, no-shows. What can I do?

Allen's answer | Answered on August 24, 2011

In Ohio, your recourse would be extremely limited unless they terminated you based upon your "membership" in a protected class (race, gender, age,...

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Wrongful death

Allen's answer | Answered on August 24, 2011

I agree with Mr. Brenna. These claims can take time and you should contact your attorney. I do know, however, that GlaxoSmithKline, the...

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I was in a car accident, I have liability, un insured motorest and collision. the other drivers falt, ran red light. he has no

Allen's answer | Answered on May 26, 2011

Yes, you need an attorney. If the other driver does not have insurance, you can make a claim under your uninsured/underinsured portion of your...

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Birth control pill complications from 2004- is it too late for a lawsuit?

Allen's answer | Answered on May 26, 2011

In Ohio, the statute of limitations does not begin to run until you "discover" the cause of your injury. Then, you have two years from the date of...

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What are his rights? Thirtytwo years of age son, presently in jail and will he be given his prescribed medications in jail?

Allen's answer | Answered on May 26, 2011

I agree with all the other comments. Medical providers in jail still owe a duty of care to your son. All county jails, in Ohio anyways, have a...

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