The can still be sued. The nature and extent of their assets will affect collectibility. No insurance will make it harder to settle.

Losing the tissue samples is malpractice. An attorney will have to evaluate what harms are caused due to the malpractice.

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Yes the failure to diagnose and treat could be malpractice. Malpractice means that a health care provider violated the standard of care. A bad...

It is, possibly, a case. Malpractice means that a health care provider violated the standard of care. A bad outcome is not enough. Another...

I am so sorry for your loss. Yes there could be a viable malpractice case. It must be proven through medical-legal experts the doctors or other...

For a viable case there must have been malpractice that caused significant harm. Your post does not indicate what harm was caused by their failure...

>You probably will lose nothing if the sue you as it appears all income and assets are exempt from collection. <

This is likely a scam and the threats made are violations of the law. Whenever one is unsure, give no information, demand proof in...

Consult with experienced debt collection defense attorneys. It can be attempted to negotiate the debt but to do so most effectively, put forth...

In addition to the timeline for which they may be able to sue, there are other factors. Consult with experienced attorneys.