You inform the store that your sandwich had plastic in it and receive a refund. No injury=no case. Nothing here legally.

Generally, the only fee sharing is lawyer to lawyer, provided there is a level of responsibility by the referring lawyer, that he/she has liability...

I do not see a question either, but I assume you want to blame the event space for your damage. I think you'd have a tough time winning that one. ...

Possibly. You’d need to get medical testing to prove the cause of your illness. Save the receipt. Report it to the store. Definitely worth...

You probably have about a zero percent chance of succeeding on this theory, let alone ever collecting a dime. Unfortunately, unless the parents...

Totally legal. Your best bet is us your own insurance and call it a day.

This could potentially be a malpractice claim if you can show, by expert testimony, that the dosage and failure to taper was below the normal...

Not without either an agreement, establishing a foundation for evidence, or something else. A letter would not be evidence. You would need to...

You are referring to answers to a complaint or interrogatories. That is a standard answer. Doesn't mean much. Ask your lawyer to explain the...

You have posted this question before and I know I have responded to it. As stated, lack of mesh is not necessarily malpractice, as the protocols...