No. Actions by health care providers within their practice are not personal injury but only malpractice.

It is likely too late too sue the doctor but if there is a defect that could be viable. Consult with experienced defective product attorneys.

It depends on the actions the attorney is taking to determine if what is done is unlawful or unethical.

Consult with experienced debt collection defense attorneys as they may be able to provide defenses and strategies. The funds are exempt and...

Those funds are exempt from collection. If they take the funds file a claim of exemption. Consult with experienced debt collection defense...

No they will not likely cancel the debt. If they have not taken action over the last many years they might do nothing and not learn that you are...

More facts are needed to evaluate if there is a legal malpractice case. The facts you do indicate do show a potential. Consult with experienced ...

Can a debt collector legally continue or enforce a garnishment after a settlement has been paid in full? ABSOLUTELY NOT. If the garnishment is...

The failure to have discussed this with the doctors may be seen as dishonest. The first step is to determine what additional harm was caused...

What you describe would not likely be a viable case. Proving what actually happened would be near impossible and the amount of harm caused would...