Is there a California rule that requires that a doctor gets a 3 year notice prior to filing a malpractice lawsuit ?

The only rule on "notice" is 90 days (Code of Civil Procedure 364). Other than that, the lawsuit must be filed within one year.

Do I have a case

Yes, you probably have a case. A problem with Medial Malpractice cases in Nevada and California is that it is very expensive to prosecute these...

How long does it take for refusal to provide updates, services, and reply to paid customers requesting refunds to become fraud?

The entire situation has to be examined to determine if the facts show that the company never had an intention to perform.

I hired a lawyer to work on my case for contingency fee for the real estate. At the trial, he forced me to accept his fee for

If these facts can be proven at trial, your attorney can be in serious trouble. You should consult with a legal malpractice/ethics attorney.

Yes you can sue the doctor, but it may be more the nursing home's fault.

I was in a accident and it wasn't my fault, what do i do next?

See your doctors and hire a lawyer!

How are able to collect debts from someone that owes you money but you didn't have a written agreement only verbal agreement?

You may want to take your case to small claims court.

Elderly man bumped by grocery stock boy and fell. Brain hemorrhage and fractured neck. Should I hire a lawyer?

Get a quality California attorney, right away.

Yes, and get it repaired elsewhere.

Can I sue apartment company or security company for negligent security? Personal Injury?

Yes you may. Talk to several attorneys