Is a failure to diagnose that resulted in permanent injury actionable?
This could be malpractice, or part of the original car accident if he was not at fault. It's probably a worthwhile case.
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This could be malpractice, or part of the original car accident if he was not at fault. It's probably a worthwhile case.
You may have a case against the manufacturer or the doctor who didn't pay attention to the packaging.
The lady who hit you. These can be complicated cases, I would get an attorney.
I would look for another lawyer. Just because the bar closed doesn't mean they wouldn't have insurance coverage for the time the incident happened.
The only obvious or usual avenues of further recovery are: 1) your sister's UM/UIM policy, if any; 2) the other driver's employer, if she/she was...
Very sorry to hear about your son. A few questions: 1) how old was he; 2) was he married or did he have kids; 3) was he killed because of the fire...
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You have a very good case, assuming they have homeowner's insurance that covers this dog as well. I do these kinds of cases and think you could do...
I think see my prior response. You may have a case. I would get all of your records from this facility and contact med mal lawyers.
Start with the board, who will then likely appear for all defendants. If not, you'll have to take further steps. You should get a lawyer if you can.
You definitely need a lawyer for such a complex case.