First, note there are limitations on suing Native Americans on Native American land such as casinos. Consult with attorneys with specific experience in going these cases.

Next, as with any slip and fall incident, one must prove they did something wrong or failed to do something that caused... View More

If you have doubts on the advice the doctor is giving you, seek out a second opinion.

As to the moving of the device, if it moved due to a breach of the standard of care, there may be a case. Not all bad results are malpractice. Additionally, the nature and extent of your harm due to any... View More

Licensed process server that you hire should know the laws as to proper service. They don’t always. Therefore you instruct them where you find that knowledge lacking or hire someone else.

Just like in all endeavors, people are paid for services they perform. If the performance is... View More

To sue for malpractice, it is recommended that you consult with Legal malpractice attorneys. You may search on this website for Attorneys

Note, in order to approve Malpractice, you must prove that the attorneys violated standard care, and that, but for the attorneys Malpractice, you would... View More

It depends for what purpose.

The Third is certainly not operational as the Court has not granted the motion to amend.

The second amended is operational for the current allegations, except that is subject to the current demurrer/strike.

The First amended complaint may be... View More

It would be required to submit the award in a motion to confirm.

Motions in limine are to prevent introduction of evidence before a jury, not what is directed at the judge.

What is limited by a motion in limine is determined by what the court rules in the order on the motion.

If only objections then no verification is necessary.

Caution, discovery must be answered to the extent not objectionable. Therefore, a judge will look negatively on a response with only objections unless there is a major problem with the discovery.

It depends, somewhat, on the jurisdiction of the case and the jurisdiction (location) of the medical records (if it is a different state than the case). Some jurisdictions require an authorization. Some attorneys provide authorizations. Some attorneys have specialized authorizations if... View More

There may be a good medical malpractice case. An experienced medical malpractice attorney will want to review the death certificate and medical records, and, potentially consult with an expert medical doctor to determine any breach of medical standard of care, which is required to prove a case.... View More

Yes attorneys need to provide their clients a disbursal statement.

The settlement can take time to disburse once payment is received. For example to negotiate medical liens and no interest would be paid to the client. Otherwise, disbursal should occur immediately.

When you are served with a lawsuit in, other than small claims, you must file a response, such as a motion to dismiss or an answer with affirmative defenses. Failure to do so will cause you to lose the case and a judgment be entered against you.

Once a judgment is entered, bank accounts... View More

You can to present and defenses and work to limit the amount of the judgment. When you are served with a lawsuit in, other than small claims, you must file a response, such as a motion to dismiss or an answer with affirmative defenses. Failure to do so will cause you to lose the case and a... View More

It could be a malpractice case. Bad results alone do not mean there is a case. There has to be violations of the standards of care by doctors, nurses, or other health care providers. That may have been the case here.

Due to the nature of medical malpractice lawsuits, the nature and extent... View More

Yes this is a potential case. In most jurisdictions, the time to bring a lawsuit does not begin to run until you discover the malpractice (subject to some limitations) and as long as foreign objects are retained within the body.

You should consult with medical malpractice attorneys right away.

You bring out a number of issues that are of concern as to the attorneys’ actions. In particular if there was a switching of firms without your agreement, a disbarred attorney representing you, and charging an excessive and not agreed to fee. You should consult with experienced ethics,... View More

Malpractice statutes of limitations often do not begin to run until discovery (or should have discovered), with a cap of time. You should consult with experienced medical malpractice attorneys in the state where this occurred who can review the facts of your particular case and determine if you... View More

This is an excellent question and you make a great point. There is nothing illegal in what they do (but maybe it should be-ok that the ask you but to ask the doctor is not reasonable).

“No refills” refers not that it cannot be refilled, only that there are no refills on that... View More

You may find a new attorney. Make sure you consult with attorneys before you switch to make sure you can get a new attorney.

But, make sure there is good reason to switch lawyers. Bankruptcy does change a case, particularly the timing. If there is insurance, the attorney can file a motion... View More

Where Kaiser commits malpractice, the cases are usually arbitrated not a lawsuit.

You may have a case Medical malpractice means that a doctor violated the standard of care. A bad outcome is not enough. Another doctor would be needed to evaluate what the doctors did.

Consult... View More

If you settle with them, pay the debt in whole or a reduced compromise amount, get the agreement in writing before payment. Have the agreement provide they must file a dismissal with prejudice.

As to the lawsuit, if not settled prior to the response time you must file your answer with... View More