The facts you provide to not indicate malpractice. Have all the facts reviewed by experienced malpractice attorneys.

Due to the nature of lawsuits, the extent of the anticipated recovery will affect the viability of the case. Your case may not have night harm to...

It may be malpractice but the the anticipated recovery may not warrant a lawsuit. Also, generally, shabby treatment does not warrant a lawsuit....

The first surgeon may have committed malpractice. Malpractice means that a doctor violated the standard of care. A bad outcome is not enough. ...

If the actually signed off on the loan, they cannot rescind. More likely you will have to renegotiate or return the vehicle.

They have no harassment claim. Sue did the amount due. Do so before the statute of limitations expires.

It depends on who and how you are being forced.

Yes. You can sue them to resolve the alleged debt. But it may not be worth the time and expense.

It may be a scam. Whenever one is unsure, give no information, demand proof in writing (do not give your address or other information),...

The order may only apply to that taken since the levy before the exemption was filed.