You may have a lawsuit for breach of contract.

No, you have an argument that it was sold in exchange for fair value, assuming that the pay-back promise was not illusory.

Screws can break due to doctor negligence, a defect in the product, or when someone did nothing wrong. You need to consult with an experienced...

First, see a doctor to make sure nothing is wrong if you are concerned. If all you have is a bruise, even if they did something wrong, a lawsuit...

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Look into attorneys who handle cancer cases against companies caused by other products.

Yes, depending on what the paperwork says.

You might have a defense against collection, but not likely a lawsuit. You may want to work out a payment plan for what is due.

It all depends on the proof you have and her argument as to why it is not due.

If there was no writing then the time limit for a breach of contract lawsuit may be passed.

You may want to, immediately, look into filing a motion to set aside the judgment.