Can I sue a hospital for giving me someone else’s discharge paperwork and making me think I have diabetes?
Anybody can sue for anything. The question is whether or not you suffered any damages and can recover. In my opinion, the answer is no.
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Anybody can sue for anything. The question is whether or not you suffered any damages and can recover. In my opinion, the answer is no.
It is not unusual for an attorney to try to resolve a matter with the insurance company before filing a lawsuit. It sounds like negotiations broke...
The two year statute only applies to the third party claim. The underinsured motorist action does not even commence until the third party claim is...
First of all, the time to appeal the dismissal has long since passed. The time for a motion for reconsideration is also long gone.
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You can pursue the insurance company for wrongfully denying your claim. Seek a consultation with an attorney.
The only way a grandparent could pursue a claim is if there is no spouse surviving the decedent, no parents who are alive, and no domestic partner.
The only way they can proceed against you is to sue you and get a judgment against you. If you are sued, either hire counsel to defend you, see if...
Unless the attorney is an independent witness of percipient facts, you cannot take the deposition. Anything discussed with the client is protected...
Medicare works on its own timeline. Your attorney cannot do anything to rush them. It can take anywhere from weeks to many months. The longest I...