Feel free to hire an attorney to review the facts in detail. What you have stated so far does not seem sufficient to maintain a lawsuit.

Just call the court and ask so you can find out whether you actually have one, which is all that matters. Us speculating will not do you any good.

No, only an attorney can represent another person in a legal proceeding. Only the district attorney can file criminal charges. What you can do is...

We couldn't know that without a review of the district policies, union contract, etc. I suggest you talk to the union attorney.

Doctors are not emperors who get to wave their hand and dictate how everyone else has to operate. An attorney would have to review the situation in...

I agree with my colleague. You'll just have to either sue in small claims court or try to educate yourself to do the task for which you would...

Ask your criminal defense attorney on your case.

This isn't a do it yourself project. Hire an attorney to assist you. No attorney is going to give you advice to do specific acts without having...

If there's no case against you, it's not "my discovery" to get. You could try a public records request but it's unclear what the response would be.

Why would they? Insurance does not cover intentional acts. Or criminal acts typically. And you can't sue them because they weren't the ones who...