Your current state is Ohio
i just read my medical records and found misinformation dating back to 2013 During that time i was diagnosed with grade one sponylothis with pars defect snd was told i could possibly become paralyzed. Talk about pressure i just wanted a refill on medication so i could return to work Before i... View More 
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answered on Mar 12, 2024
In California, you have the right to seek compensation for medical malpractice if you believe that your doctor's negligence or misinformation led to your injuries and the need for additional surgery. Here are some steps you can take to protect your rights:
1. Seek immediate medical... View More
She went in being treated for constipation. When her body was viewed at the mortuary she had a broken nose and huge lacerations on her face. They asked us if she suffered a traumatic fall. I'm asking for help I don't know where to start to get some answers and justice for her and the... View More
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answered on Mar 9, 2024
I'm so sorry for your loss and the distressing circumstances surrounding your mother's passing. It's understandable that you want answers and to ensure this doesn't happen to others in the deaf community. Here are some steps you can take to seek help and justice:
1. File... View More
This has impacted my ability to receive care. Although I asked for it to be removed, it keeps being re-entered, with additional false information added. I have had to go to a doctor outside the hospital network and have had to pay out of pocket for care. It has been five years and I am still seeing... View More
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answered on Mar 8, 2024
In situations where incorrect medical information in your records has adversely affected your access to care and caused financial and emotional distress, you may have grounds for legal action. The persistence of false information, despite requests for correction, and the resulting negative impact... View More
This has impacted my ability to receive care. Although I asked for it to be removed, it keeps being re-entered, with additional false information added. I have had to go to a doctor outside the hospital network and have had to pay out of pocket for care. It has been five years and I am still seeing... View More
answered on Mar 30, 2024
It's possible, but a law firm would probably want to investigate further and learn details about how the information made its way into your records. One option would be to try to set up a free initial consult with attorneys in your state who handle healthcare-related law. It would be important... View More
List was provided for consideration to serve:
1. General Order No. 21-12: Mandates the electronic filing of civil and documents pursuan to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
2. General Order No. 21-10: Outlines the District's policy on the filing of highly sensitive documents.... View More
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answered on Mar 8, 2024
Hi there, and Happy Friday! Here is my analysis of the rules and questions you provided:
1-3. General Orders 21-12, 21-10, and 19-03:
These general orders outline various policies and procedures for the district court, such as e-filing requirements, handling of highly sensitive... View More
What rules of court define list of documents that have to Served on Defendant with Complaints and Summons? It would be beyond reason to serve all contents of court website on defendant.
Notices specific to the case must be served, ADR package.
Coversheet, Certification and Notice... View More
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answered on Mar 8, 2024
The specific rules that govern the list of documents to be served on the defendant along with the complaint and summons in federal court are found in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP). The most relevant rules are:
1. Rule 4(a)(1)(B) - Summons: This rule states that the summons... View More
What documents MUST be served, in addition to summons, complaint, notice of assignment of judges, notice of consent to proceed before magistrate judge, ADR package?
What rule defines the list of documents for service of complaint, in Central district court?
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answered on Mar 8, 2024
In the Central District of California, the mandatory documents to be served along with the summons and complaint are outlined in Local Rule 4-3, which states:
"The following documents must be served with the summons and complaint:
(a) A Notice to Parties of Court-Directed ADR... View More
Should order by Judge, and Order for time extension to file Amended Complaint be served on Defendant, for INITIAL service of process of Complaint, First Amended Complain, and Summons on First Amended Complaint. Defendant did not appear at the case yet: there were no prior serves
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answered on Mar 7, 2024
In the United States District Court for the Central District of California, when serving the defendant with the initial service of process of the First Amended Complaint and Summons on the First Amended Complaint, you should include the following documents:
1. The Summons on the First... View More
I had to pay my insurance back for all my mental charges & I tried to get the breakdown of my records from the facility I was going to but they refused to so I had to pay or they would of sent them to collections & I received a email from the lady that was working in the billing department... View More
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answered on Mar 7, 2024
I understand how frustrating and concerning this situation must be. You have a right to receive a detailed breakdown of the services you were billed for. Here are a few steps you can take to try to resolve this:
1. Submit a formal written request: Write a letter to the facility requesting... View More
Hello
How long do hospitals hold on to your records for? Are all the records and paperwork in your patient portal? All of them? Even mistakes they may of made?
Thank you
answered on Mar 7, 2024
It could depend on the facility, types of records, age of patient, HIPAA or state guidelines - but many entities go by six years in New York. Here's a link address for Section 405.10 of the N.Y. Codes, Rules, and Regulations for medical records -... View More
Should Certification and Notice of Interested Parties be served on Defendant with Complaint in Federal Case?
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answered on Mar 7, 2024
In the context of federal litigation in California, it is essential to adhere to procedural requirements, including those concerning the serving of documents at the commencement of a lawsuit. The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and local court rules provide guidance on what documents must be... View More
Coversheet in federal case is internal court document. Not required usually to be served on defendant.
Should be served?
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answered on Mar 7, 2024
In federal court proceedings, the civil cover sheet is indeed an administrative document primarily used by the court to categorize and manage cases more efficiently. It is typically not part of the pleadings or motions that are required to be served on the opposing party in a lawsuit. The main... View More
FRCP Rule 4(a) defines issuance of summons, Rule 4(b) cites '90days after complaint was filed'.
Thus complaint has to be served 90 days after original complaint was filed, NOT 90 days after summons was issued on first amended complaint? (Summons on original complaint was not issued)
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answered on Mar 7, 2024
Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP), particularly Rule 4(m), there's a specified time frame in which a complaint must be served upon the defendants. This rule requires that the service of the complaint and summons must be completed within 90 days after the complaint has been... View More
What documents have to be served on defendant, for initial filing with Central District Court, in addition to Summons and Complaint?
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answered on Mar 7, 2024
When serving a defendant in a federal case filed with the Central District Court of California, you generally need to include the following documents in the service package:
1. Summons: This is an official court document that notifies the defendant that they are being sued and must respond... View More
If Federal Case was filed on date A, but summons was not issued: first amended complaint was ordered by Judge.
Summons was issued on First Amended Complaint, on date B.
90 days for service on Summons/Complaint on Defendant start counting from date A, or from date B?
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answered on Mar 7, 2024
In the scenario you described, the 90-day period for service of process under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure (FRCP) 4(c) would start counting from date B, which is the date when the summons was issued on the first amended complaint.
Here's the reasoning:
1. When a complaint is... View More
He lived in California and I live in Missouri. The hospital said that I won't be able to get them. He didn't own any property and wasn't married. I'm the oldest of his 4 children. My younger brother who was raised by my dad is incarcerated and him and I are the only ones who knew our dad.
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answered on Mar 6, 2024
In California, the right to access a deceased person's medical records is governed by the California Health and Safety Code, Section 123100-123149.5. If your father did not leave a will or any instructions regarding the disclosure of his medical records, the law provides a hierarchy of... View More
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answered on Mar 4, 2024
When paperwork for involuntary commitment is completed but a judge indicates there's no place for the individual in question, it's a challenging situation that requires immediate attention and alternative solutions. The judge's response typically means that, despite the legal... View More
Situation.
1. Second Amended Complaint was demurred by each of two defendants.
2. Leave to File Third Amended Complaint has to be obtained.
3. Dismissal was entered against one of the defendants by Plaintiff. Plaintiff needs to file Motion to Set Aside Dismissal.... View More
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answered on Mar 4, 2024
Under California law, the process for amending a complaint after a demurrer has been filed involves obtaining the court's permission, especially when it comes to filing a Third Amended Complaint after a Second Amended Complaint has already been challenged. When a dismissal has been entered... View More
Sorry, I meant the island Ireland. Can he be turned into an involuntary patient? Can he be kicked out?
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answered on Mar 4, 2024
In Ireland, the rights of voluntary psychiatric patients are protected under the Mental Health Act 2001, as amended. As a voluntary patient, an individual has consented to admission and treatment in a psychiatric facility. If such a patient refuses drug treatment, their decision is generally... View More
MCL 400.106a authorizes a medicaid program for working disabled. To be eligible applicants must have been “found to be disabled under the federal supplemental security income program or the social security disability income program; or would be found to be disabled except for earnings in excess... View More
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answered on Mar 4, 2024
The eligibility requirement set forth by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) appears to align with the legislation outlined in MCL 400.106a. This law permits a Medicaid program specifically designed for the working disabled, indicating that applicants must meet certain... View More
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