Q: Has any woman in the state of Arkansas sued a doctor for stealing her ovaries in her eggs?
if I have proof that my doctor stole my ovaries in my eggs, why can’t I find an attorney to help me sue him and why won’t I prosecuting attorney arrest him for a salt and battery and malice and trying and letting me try to bleed to death and having a stroke Why can I not get anybody to help me? I can prove it I’d like to know if any other women in the state of Arkansas have ever filed charges against or tried to prosecute a doctor for stealing her eggs in her ovaries without her consent or whatever you wanna
A: An Arkansas attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a month. I'm sorry for your ordeal. You ask why you can't find an attorney to take the matter? One reason could be that the law firms you approached felt that it could take considerable resources to prove, in terms of investigations, depositions, records review, etc. It isn't your typical case, and law firms tend to stick with familiar settings in which they have more confidence about the outcome, especially if they're handling things on a contingency basis. Another reason could be that they don't want to move forward on something that the DA's office won't move forward with - they might have reservations about that element confronting them in the civil case. I hope you are okay. You could continue reaching out to attorneys. You could supplement your efforts with the "Find a Lawyer" tab above and the attorney referral resources of state and local bar associations. Keep in mind that those resources are outside this forum, so that any arrangements would be between you and attorneys you reached out to. About your last question, it isn't a commonly arising case. But there have been such cases, including overseas. Good luck
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