I need to find a dental malpractice attorney. Can one recommended in San Diego?

You can find one here on avvo. If not, call your local or state bar association.

This question should be directed to an employment lawyer. I have reclassified you question so that someone better suited to answer the question...

Car insurance company found me 100% at-fault in car-bike collision, can they force me to pay if I don't agree?

No, the insurance company’s decision is not final. And no, they cannot turn it over to a debt collector unless they obtain a judgment against you....

It depends on your state. You may be able to have an investigator perform an asset check on him. However, some states do not allow that. Check...

Is doctor responsible to pay for 6 months of routine bloodwork now needed, after possible shared needle scare?

You can ask. However, since you dont know that the needle was not new I dont know that you could force the issue. Hopefully you have health...

What can happen if a law enforcement office slipped up and was naming people in an indictment while out drinking?

Nothing... at least as far as anything you are able to do-- other than report it to the police department and possible the state's attoreny office.

How do I know if I have a surgical malpractice case?

Medical malpractice occurs when a doctor’s treatment falls below the accepted standard of care, a patient is injured and the injury is caused by...

If a doctor/hospital fails to diagnose my illness properly, is that doctor responsible for medical malpractice?

It is possible that failure to diagnose can be malpractice. You should speak with a local medical malpractice lawyer who can review your medical...

What is considered medical negligence?

Medical malpractice occurs when a doctor’s treatment falls below the accepted standard of care, a patient is injured and the injury is caused by...

Question regarding happenings after my colonoscopy.

From what you describe there is not any malpractice on the doctor’s part. Additionally, you didn’t suffer an injury worth suing over.