Is it medical malpractice or ordinary negligence if the error is a clerical error committed by a secretary?
It's likely malpractice. And MICRA laws apply.
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It's likely malpractice. And MICRA laws apply.
Get a good Nevada attorney who handles security cases. There are a number of attorneys that have this experience.
Yes but you may still be able to sue. General "did bad at trial" are difficult malpractice cases. Talk to a lawyer.
There are many tools at your disposal to get information and force payment. Google California Collection to research.
Contact the department of health and make a report.
Depending how far back and related to what but probably discoverable.
It is the individual, not the gender. There are plenty of women attorneys that can rip it up with the best of men lawyers. Research the lawyer,...
Sue them in the Same case. You probably will have a more complete result.
Lien is likely valid on the facts presented.
If one of the parties feels the Judge may be biased the peremptory challenge is filed and a new Judge assigned. You can always ask your lawyer...