Can i sue a doctor?
You have stated no legal basis for malpractice.
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You have stated no legal basis for malpractice.
Your attorney is in the best position to advise you. If your attorney refuses to meet with you, you must learn whether the case has been dismissed...
Formal complaint against whom? You don't tell us who di what or when. Who applied whitening agent? What company produces the product that was...
No. Your attorney should have explained that your medical bills would not be paid until you settle the claim. That said, there is absolutely...
What you describe is called comprehensive damage and rarely has more than a $100.00 deductible. The best course of action would have been to...
I agree with Mr. Coe. I would also point out the following: Apparently, this guy did “honor” is agreement with you by paying you 30% of the...
A bad result does not prove malpractice. On your facts, there doesn't seem to be anything to indicate that he breached the standard of care which...
If by screwed you mean will you have to pay more for insurance, probably. An insurer does have a right to elect not to renew policies that cost it...
Under the deferral program, as long as you pay the fee and comply with other terms, this will NOT appear on your driving record which is the best...
The restrictions make the injury worth more money but the employer has no obligation beyond your rights under the state Workers' Compensation...