Was my Daughters request to resume medicines not being acted upon by Hospice a crime? She died with Sepsis of unknown origin.

I am truly sorry for your situation and your loss. It is unlikely that this was a crime or actionable negligence.

I would not think that the store would not be responsible for the child, unless there were circumstances that would hold them responsible for the...

Is there anyone that I can go to to find out why I have been getting the run around from various doctors with no answers.

I don't think the legal forum can answer your question. I would go to the medical forum. That said - chronic pain issues are very difficult to...

How do I know if medical professional is malpractice?

Medical malpractice cases are difficult and costly. Your damages need to be determined. The best approach is for you to go to the "find a...

Can a company refuse services over an aligation that some one has bed bugs

I would think that a private company would be allowed to refuse service. However, they may have government contracts that require them to not...

In a car crash, I have back and neck spasms and a concussion. It was not the driver's fault, and I am a minor. Settlement?

Work with your parents to retain an attorney. As a minor, you need the assistance of your parents. You need to make sure that you obtain proper...

It is a separate part of your policy. Generally, yes, the med-pay is ultimately part of the settlement and the med-payer will have a right to...

My husband a professional truck driver had a major accident and totaled the company's truck, he was given a ticket, but pleaded

Given his profession, he would be best served by hiring an attorney to review the matter.

My renters crashed their rented Uhaul truck into a tree. My H.O.A. called me and said I was financially responsible.

I agree with Mr. Sweat - you need to look at your bylaws/agreement.

I am on S.S.D. If I am awarded a lawsuit settlement & my S.S.D. won't change. Where on the ssa website does it say this?

You need to talk with your attorney about this.