My husband recently had a nerve block on two seperate occasions and suffered severe leg spasms.

Nerve spasms and other neurological impairments are considered accepted risks of nerve block procedures. However, it sounds like you are saying...

Root canal

You've asked this question to a bunch of attorneys. We won't know the answer. You should re-post on avvo's dental forum.

CAN I SUE A HOSPITAL FOR TAKING 6 WEEKS TO FIND SONS BRAIN CANCER?

The lawsuit would not be successful. The reason is that you would be unable to link any damages to the delay in diagnosis. I'm sure you agree...

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Can I sue my doctor for failing to give me an ultrasound at 16 weeks which delayed a discoverey of an abnormality?

I can understand your emotional pain. But medical malpractice suits are very expensive to litigate. Weighed against the monetary value of a case...

I ws misdiagnosed at a ny state prision, i am partially parelized now

A case against a prison for medical malpractice is very tough. A federal case called Estelle v. Gamble (5th circuit) infamously requires the...

Attorney negligence, & medical malpractice and negligence. Help me please!

First and foremost, if you are currently being represented by an attorney, a Texas attorney is not ethically permitted to give you legal advice on...

Malpractice or just bad luck?

You are posting this question to malpractice lawyers, so I must assume you are wanting to know whether you have a medical/dental malpractice...

Yes, it can be a valid claim if a radiologist misinterprets a radiology film. But the misinterpretation must lead to serious damages to the...

Do I have a Medical Neglect Case?

I think you are saying that had you been diagnosed with a back problem a year ago, you could have undergone a surgery on your spine to alleviate...

Do you have to disclose more than five years of medical records in Wisconsin for a malpractice claim?

If you are in a lawsuit, most states consider your entire life's medical history as potentially "discoverable." That doesn't necessarily mean that...