David Allen Herman Jr.
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Cleveland, OH

Medical malpractice Lawyer at Cleveland, OH

Practice Areas: Medical Malpractice, Car Accidents ... +3 more

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My car has been rear ended by another car which in turn was rear ended.

David's answer | Answered on August 01, 2011

The good news is that you are a negligent free driver and should be compensated for your injuries and losses. The bad news is that you will likely...

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I am a gay man and I outed my boss who pretended to be heterosexual. Can he claim defamation?

David's answer | Answered on July 27, 2011

Very difficult situation. Most states would require your boss to prove that you made a FALSE and defamatory statement about him to a third party. ...

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Do I need an attorney

David's answer | Answered on July 22, 2011

You should at least consult with an attorney if your pain and scarring have not subsided after months. However, keep in mind that medical...

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Is there a way to sue a medical specialist who accuses an obviously severely ill patient of pretense?

David's answer | Answered on July 10, 2011

I'm sorry to hear about this patient's less than adaquate care. In order to successfully pursue a medical negligence case the patient would...

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Fender Bender in parking lot in Ohio...other party drives away, but "victim" has Drivers Lic. # of car and witness of damage.

David's answer | Answered on July 10, 2011

Contact your insurance company. It may pay for the repairs for you vehicle and use the information you provide to go after the responsible party...

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Approx how much can a person get if sueing for a double torn miniscus?

David's answer | Answered on July 07, 2011

As someone who recently went through an ACL reconstruction, I'm very sorry to hear about your injury. My best answer is that, well, it...

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