Eric David Soule

Eric David Soule's Answers (56)

Chicago, IL

Health care Lawyer at Chicago, IL

Practice Areas: Health Care, Appeals

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Hospice failed to provide adequate education and treatment for my father which resulted in him passing away.can I sue?

Eric's answer | Answered on July 23, 2015

The answer to your question will depend on a myriad of facts, including how and why he passed and if his passing can be directly connected to...

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My doctor told me I have lung problem's do to exposure to asbestos, and I don't know what to do about it. Is a class action good

Eric's answer | Answered on July 23, 2015

I agree with the above. You should speak with a personal injury attorney soon to potentially protect your rights. Also, you will want to inquire...

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I want and need to get my daughter's custody back

Eric's answer | Answered on July 23, 2015

I think you need to sit down and speak to an attorney at length about this. If custody was legally transferred to the father less than two years...

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How much does getting a divorce cost?

Eric's answer | Answered on July 22, 2015

I agree with the above. There are a number of factors which go into how much a divorce will cost. Therefore, it is too hard to predict without...

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What right do I have as a patient when seeing a physician/internist? When can I report a doctor to the medical board?

Eric's answer | Answered on July 21, 2015

I agree with the above. Of course you can report the doctor; however, unless the board has reason to believe patients are somehow in danger, it...

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Everytime I see a new dr they tell me I need a medical malpractice attorney

Eric's answer | Answered on July 21, 2015

I agree with all the comments above. Speak with an attorney familiar with medical legal cases to see if you have a case.

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