Is there anything I can do if I found out years later that MRI report sent to Dr. was on wrong knee ?

The outside limit of the statute of limitations in California is three years for medical malpractice unless there is some fraud in the procurement...

I had surgery to repair a torn ligament, however the screw broke and I'm told cannot be removed. How can I take legal action?

In my opinion the orthopedic device, i.e., a titanium screw, if properly manufactured, would never fail in the application you described. As my...

For years the Dept. of Veteran Affairs has been telling Vet's that they can sue them for malpractice.

Unless you can prove a written policy existed you would have little chance of proving that the VA administration was giving legal advice in order...

Suing for medical malpractise

All medical malpractice cases are based upon expert testimony. You will need to obtain a second opinion to support your claim of malpractice,...

When does the statute of limitation NOT apply for a medical malpractice case against a V.A. Hospital in California.

None of the exceptions of which I am aware apply to the fact pattern you have provided.

All claims of medical malpractice require expert testimony to support it. Infection cases are very difficult to prove because they do not know how...

Dentist Mal Practice potential lawsuit. Do you have expertise in this field?

Difficult question because you have named 1.) My dental group; 2.) An unbiased dentist; 3.) My hometown dentist; 4.) a grievance you filed; 5.)...

You will need to have your records reviewed by an expert in the field to determine if an improperly placed cuff "in your armpit" could cause the...

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Is law firm (LF) and management corp (MC) relation ok bc LF refers its clients to MC's doctors while MC pays LF for service?

I agree with my colleagues, it sounds like a question we would find on the State Bar exam!

PI lawyer get consent from client before orally accepting settlement?Negotiation between lawyers of plaintiff &defender-no court

In California our rules require a written agreement with the client, and many approved forms are available from the State Bar itself. It is...