No. While you may be able to evict her, if she is mentally competent you cannot force her to stay. There are many public resources available...

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The fee agreement and court order will determine the fees.

This can happen with or without malpractice. Medical malpractice means that a doctor violated the standard of care. A bad outcome is not enough. ...

There are so many factors that are required to make a malpractice case viable that not all cases can go forward. Here, the informed consent aspect...

What you describe would not be a viable malpractice case unless the doctor breached the standard of care during surgery.

While there might not be a malpractice case due to the hospice referral but there may be due to the actual care and treatment. There are so many...

A union or employment attorney would be needed to determine if there is a viable case. There could also be malpractice.

Yes it may be malpractice but such a case might not be viable. Consult with other doctors, such as your primary care, to discuss the problem.

•Malpractice cases have strict deadlines to sue. A consultation with a malpractice attorney in the state where this occurred may be necessary to...