Russell Gregory

Russell Gregory's Answers (56)

Bloomfield Hills, MI

Birth injury Lawyer at Bloomfield Hills, MI

Practice Areas: Birth Injury, Medical Malpractice ... +2 more

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I had a breast reduction and asked for a siz small c but ended up with a lopsided D can I sue?

Russell's answer | Answered on January 13, 2021

This is potentially pursuable. Now, there is a two-year statute of limitations deadline in Michigan for medical malpractice, and that's firm rule...

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How do i start a investigationon a hospital?

Russell's answer | Answered on January 13, 2021

Yes, when this all happened is crucial, as statutes of limitations preclude pursuit after certain periods. When did the accident occur (at least...

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How is ur name spelled?

Russell's answer | Answered on September 27, 2020

Hello, I spell my name Russell Gregory, and I've focused my practice for over 30 years on birth injury. I can help with any kind of serious...

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What is the statute of limitations for birth injury malpractice cases?

Russell's answer | Answered on November 18, 2015

I would add to the above helpful answers that, if the standard limitations period has passed, you may still come under a "tolling provision," ...

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Can I sue a physician for giving me birth control while I was pregnant (later removing it) then I experienced a miscarriage?

Russell's answer | Answered on October 28, 2015

Hello, I'm very sorry to hear of your loss. It sounds like it occurred in the first trimester. Beware that up to 25% of pregnancies miscarry in...

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I gave birth March 5, 2013 to my daughter. It was an emergency c-section. During the procedure, I contracted ecoli and MRSA.

Russell's answer | Answered on October 28, 2015

Those two organisms are particularly problematic in hospitals. As a threshold question, I would ask if you are seriously permanently injured from...

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