Yes you can attempt settlement. Put up your strongest defense and then try to settle. You must respond in the legal way and on time with, for...

They are not required to pursue the collateral. If you have no ownership interest in the LLC, the account cannot be levied.

It is not likely. Consider what your primary goals are and then look into how to achieve those goals. For example, filing bankruptcy, payment...

You can try to negotiate a pay-off. You need to give them good reason. Consider looking in to a motion to attack the judgment.

Yes. While you likely cannot force the sale of the property, the lien may be enough to encourage payment. There are many tools and techniques...

Yes it was probably a violation. While it can be reported, there is not likely to be actual discipline, but it may alert the Bar of a potential...

Not likely but is best to consult with experienced medical malpractice attorneys in the state where this occurred.

If the failure to diagnose and treat was both below the standard of care and caused significant harm, a medical malpractice lawsuit may be viable.

If good medical practice required them to do something different and if their failure caused significant increased harm, there might be a viable...

If the failure to treat caused significant increased harm, there may be a case. Consult with experienced malpractice attorneys in the state where...