Yes you have a potential case. This has all the signs of malpractice.

Medical malpractice means that a doctor violated the standard of care. A bad outcome is not enough. Another doctor would be needed to evaluate...

Yes this is a potential medical malpractice case. Consult with experienced MedMal attorneys in the state where this occurred.

They can ask but the doctor may not provide sue to confidentiality.

There may not be a specific methadone attorney but a general medical malpractice attorney would handle this kind of case.

If you have no contract or non-compete clause and you do not steal client lists, you are probably in the clear. But, consult with experienced ...

They should not have been done but there is not likely a law preventing it. But, it may be against a school rule or policy.

You do not have to refile a motion your prior attorney filed in your behalf.

Any parties to a contract can modify the contract if they bit so agree.

Possibly. It depends on what occurred prior to presentation of the retainer agreement. Additionally, the attorney may not have yet developed a...