Do we have probable cause to sue the hospital?
Get the testing. They're sending these letters to tell people but also to start running your statute of limitations, most likely. If QVMC is a...
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Get the testing. They're sending these letters to tell people but also to start running your statute of limitations, most likely. If QVMC is a...
Yes, it is actionable criminally and civilly, although one wonders what pursuing it is worth.
http://www.antoinelaw.com/ does some of this work, I believe.
I think that unless they're still like that, a case isn't worth 9 days of this.
You'd first have to speak with someone, and let them know exactly what happened.
Usually it's 1 year. You don't say what happened exactly.
You may have a case. Keep looking for lawyers.
The advice you got was about as good as it can be. Who knows what would've happened if you had a lawyer, but it sounds like it's too late now.
That's tough. You can always get a new lawyer.
I work with a podiatric surgeon and would probably ask him about this. You should start looking for a lawyer.
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