Yes the attorney must give you the information and the documents.

You could get a refund for what you paid beyond the time he spent. To sue for quality of service is also possible but more difficult.

It varies by state, but the statute of limitations may not begin to run until certain events, usually knowledge of malpractice. There may be a...

You can write to contest the bill

First step-Obtain the records of the center to sue how the mistake was made.

Contact medical malpractice attorneys in your state. Use the Avvo search tool to find an attorney. https://www.avvo.com/find-a-lawyer.

Yes. If they have breached the agreement you can sue. Review the paperwork to see if their are requirements where to sue, if arbitration is...

This is a question that is better addressed to your attorney. You should discuss it with your attorney. But that being said, unless there’s a court...

Yes you can, and based on these facts, you should get your own lawyer who will understand your potential future case.

The judge should recuse themself. Just letting the court know may take care of it so you will not need to file a motion.