Can I sue a hospital for not letting me know I have a benign brain tumor?
Unless you have some injuries resulting from this, there would be no reason to pursue it.
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Unless you have some injuries resulting from this, there would be no reason to pursue it.
Get your records and have them reviewed but you may have problems with SOL.
Use the finder or look for firms that specifically handle those cases and make some calls.
I am sorry to hear that but I do not see any good theory for recovery in this situation.
Use the finder and make some calls.
Consult a malpractice attorney as soon as possible.
Yes you can be sued, but this hypothetical case against you would have no merit.
Check with local counsel but I highly doubt what you have been told. If you think there was malpractice, have the records reviewed.
They probably do not have a case against you but as a practical matter you might want to remove the reviews. You made your point.
I doubt it but you can always have your records reviewed.