Is it problem when co. exec instructs co. doctor to perform specific service on patient because it is the "highest paid code"?

Sounds wrong to me although this would not amount to a legally viable claim of malpractice for you. I agree that a report to the carrier would be...

Due to Obamacare, a new set of "social" questions is being asked by some docs. What if the patient does not answer any of them?

Yes, a doctor can refuse to render services...just like a restaurant can decline to serve if they choose to do so. It's not an involuntary...

Just curious if I have a case

I would not think your claim would be successful. First, the damages you describe are all "what might have happened" injuries, but actually didn't...

First, these questions must be posed to your lawyer. He or she will have far more knowledge of your case's details and those details will impact...

Can I sue a doc or hospital

Without a close review of your chart, it's hard to say for sure. However, I strongly suspect you would not have a good claim of physician...

Can u sue a jail for not getting u proper treatment for two weeks when I needed surgery

Had you seen a medical provider immediately for the leg, you would have needed the same orthopedic care that you eventually received. Thus, your...

Loss of limb while in va,evidence destroyed,stolen,false surgeon finds misdiagnosed untreated damage entire va time infected

Not able to follow what you are saying or whether there is a question.

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Should I get a medical malpractice lawyer?

Under Texas medical malpractice 'tort reform' laws, you will need to be able to articulate a very significant, permanent, debilitating physical...

Can I sue my OB if I asked for a tubal ligation but was not actually performed?

It sounds like the "wrongful life" issue is squarely in play with your facts. In other words, the primary "damage" to you is that you have a new...

At birth(1983) I had a blood transfusion. The blood had HIV in it. Is there anyway that I can sue for pain and suffering?

It is very, very unlikely. First, I am not familiar with the Tennessee laws on the issue of transfusions; many states grant a form of limited legal...