Maybe. Yes and no. Medical malpractice requires two things--a deviation from the normal standard of care and a serious harm as a result. In...

If you are 17, you will be required to have either your parents or guardians present in court. You are not an adult and cannot legally represent...

Without reading the policy, it is impossible to say, but it's a good bet that an illegally rented space would negate insurance coverage, similar to...

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...