Okay, which is all a great explanation of why you should have just submitted it to your own carrier in the first place. Do that. They'll pay. ...

Possibly. It will be very factually specific, depend upon whether there was a pattern, and depend on how serious the injuries were. No way to...

You need two things: a drop in the normal standard of care and harm caused by that deviation. Start by talking to a lawyer who can have a doctor...

You keep asking the same question and we keep answering you. This involves a minor child who was injured. The insurance company offered you money...

I’ve answered your question before. You must seek legal counsel unless you’re certain you are prepared to settle that claim forever for that amount.

That’s a release. You should be sure you want to settle your claim forever for the amount stated or you may regret it.

It sounds like he should have retained a lawyer but did not. It’s likely too late to do so now. He made a decision to try to DIY and these are...

Could he? Did he? If so, it would have to be within the time period specified by law. That’s generally two years. If you do get served,...

First, you give no indication anyone did anything wrong to cause this delay. Without proof of that, there’s no malpractice case anyway. Talk to...

You may have a time problem. Generally, one must file a lawsuit within 2 years of the alleged malpractice, with a few exceptions extending things...