Hard to determine if this is malpractice, or, if it is, if it is a viable case for many reasons. First, timing is an issue, if this occurred so...

I agree with both my colleagues (whom I've known for decades). You absolutely have a case as long as you follow up with medical treatment. Do NOT...

In a word, no. Impoundment doesn't refund the fees of impoundment just because the charges are dropped. Call it a money grab, call it unjust,...

Heat illness while working is one of the new frontiers and many are pushing for legislation to remedy this. However, in your husband's case,...

This is not a legal issue, but is a basic theft issue. I suggest filing a complaint with the hospital administration. I doubt you'll get your...

Extremely difficult case. All premises cases are. And they are very fact-specific. Your wife has to start by talking to a lawyer. There is no...

I'd ask him or her to explain further, but my guess is he or she is reaching out to all possible insurance available so that you can maximize the...

You have a lawyer who made a mistake. It happens. Stay on him and ask questions about your existing case, like what is happening, what are you...

Don't take it personally. Most medical malpractice cases are next to impossible to prove and they are extremely costly to pursue, meaning very few...

No one can give you a definite answer without a review of the medical records by an expert. To get that analysis begun, consult with a personal...