Can an employer be sued for no action when a patient threatens to break the neck of an RN?
I don't know whether this is a patient who is getting psychiatric care, or just needs psychiatric care. Is the threat credible? All good questions...
Chesterfield, MO
Medical malpractice Lawyer at Chesterfield, MO
Practice Areas: Medical Malpractice, Litigation
I don't know whether this is a patient who is getting psychiatric care, or just needs psychiatric care. Is the threat credible? All good questions...
No. No damages, no case. Although they should have called you, since nothing bad happened, you have nothing to sue for.
As the other attorneys have mentioned, if they did not issue a ticket at the time of the incident, it unlikely they will do so now.
Repost this under criminal law. Wrongful death is a civil action.
I handle a lot of birth trauma cases and have never had this come up. Informed consent cases are normally not good cases, but yours may be an...
Court reporters charge per page and depending on the reporter and the jurisdiction, will determine the cost. You can also specify who's testimony...
Being sued and being successful are two separate issues. In all States, to successfully sue a doctor, you would need another doctor to testify what...
As the executor of the Estate, you should be able to request the records. You should not need to hire an attorney.
If the damages are under $5000, just take him to small claims court. You cannot file punitives on a breach of contract case.
You may be running up against a statute of limitations issue. You did not say when this occurred in 2012, but I believe that OH has a two year...