Your case is likely beyond the deadline to sue. Also note, most, but all cases against Kaiser are subject to required arbitration.

It depends on what the contract says. You may want to discuss with the doctor what you should expect after the first treatment.

There are certain records that mental health professionals are not required to provide. For example A patient does not have the right to access...

If you did nothing at two years, knowing they needed to come off, such a case would be problematic.

You may be entitled to a refund. Notify the department of health. And, first, consult a doctor.

Put your concerns, in writing, to the landlord.

There is no legal violation in providing the email. But, this does not address if service by e-mail was legal.

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If the opposing side had representatives you it may be a conflict of interest warranting removal, but not in these circumstances.

Yes you can. While it may not result in discipline, or even an investigation, it may be useful if this turns out to be a pattern of behavior.

If the attorney and client are not on the same page on a critical issue, it is time to explore hiring a new attorney.