Yes you can sue for fees. See if the State Bar has a fee dispute arbitration program.

Yes, the attorney may withdraw. If the attorney drops you without cause, the attorney will not be entitled to a portion of the fee.

Possibly. Malpractice means that a doctor violated the standard of care. A bad outcome is not enough. Another doctor would be needed to evaluate...

While this is more than malpractice, it would malpractice attorneys with whom you should consult.

Yes it may be a case. In particular if you will have future loss of income. It is worth consulting with experienced malpractice attorneys.

It is possible. Failure to diagnose and or treat cancer can be a basis for a malpractice case but there are many complexities that must be...

This probably is not a viable case. Nevertheless consult with malpractice attorneys in the state where this occurred. •

⦿ While there may be a case, you may have missed the deadline to sue. Consul with malpractice attorneys in the state where this occurred to analyze...

It may be malpractice if any other doctor would have come up with the correct diagnosis. In order to have a viable malpractice case, all of...

In order to have a viable malpractice case, all of these elements are required. 1. Malpractice actions or inactions below the standard of care. 2....