Not unless you have a legal reason to do so. It is their case, they can choose to dismiss it without prejudice. You may be able to file for...

they must have sued you. Look at the Court file and consider a motion to set aside the judgment.

You may need to file a motion to get the case disposed of.

Anything can affect an attorney taking on a case; one cannot predict.

Consult with attorneys who are handling class action or individual lawsuits involving this medication/treatment.

Wherever you consulted the doctors, that is, where each doctor was when you consulted them, would be the proper place for that lawsuit. If...

Such a case would cost more than you could recover. But, they should at lease pay the medical bill their negligence caused.

It might be. A doctor would have to review the facts and records and see why you are in this condition. Consult with experienced attorneys in...

Medical malpractice cases are very difficult and expensive to pursue. Many states have limited what you can recover. Doctors' insurance companies...

As long as he is mentally competent, and there is no court order, the patient can still determine their own health care no matter was the POA says.