I believe we spoke on the phone. Unfortunately, if you leave yourself without collision coverage, you remain at the mercy of the other person's...

First thing is get yourself a lawyer. After that, the lawyer will explain that you have a right to any two doctors (or referrals therefrom) and...

There is no such thing as a leave of absence in workers’ compensation. Clearly, your next step is to retain a lawyer before things get more...

Since your symptoms completely resolved, you may not have much in damages to justify the extreme risk and cost of a malpractice case. It appears...

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It is a separate thing. Medical malpractice requires two things: a medical expert to sign an affidavit after reviewing all medical records and...

Agree with my colleague that insurance is key, otherwise it’s a time waster. Also, hair braiding can cause infection even if done properly, so it’s...

For malpractice you need to prove a failure to follow normal standards of care and a connection with your alleged harm. Epidurals have risks like...

No way to assess this without a record review by an expert. Start by reaching out to a lawyer to review whether any of this is actionable. It...

If you’re kidding, ha ha. If you’re not, are you serious in thinking you can sue a company for not honoring a coupon from 40 years ago? Really? ...

In addition to Mr. Brabender, I would add that it would depend on who did this, whether they’re insured, and whether an expert could prove causal...