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I recently underwent an epidural steroid injection "into my C7 vertebrae" and after the procedure, various medical professionals questioned the injection site, mentioning that based on the injection site, it looks several vertebral levels lower (more in the t4/t5 range). The physician... View More 
answered on Jun 17, 2015
Have you suffered any serious, irreversible damage? If not, probably not enough damages for a viable medical malpractice claim.
The nurse on shift dis-charged him. No details were discussed with him about not be sent home with blood-thinners. The doctor never discharged him personally.10 days later he had a massive stroke. Can't speak, write, walk, talk. Right side of body. Do we have a case?
answered on Aug 21, 2015
I am sorry to hear about that. More information is needed to answer. Talk to a local medical malpractice lawyer, who can investigate, evaluate and advise about your legal rights and options.
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answered on Jan 8, 2013
It means that you are unable to recover (get money) from the government for that particular claim or issue.
I recommend you contact a qualified Minnesota personal injury attorney to consult with on your interpretation of the statute.
Good luck.
answered on Jan 8, 2013
The Defense attorneys get the records usually from a signed authorization which you provide (after an attorney reviews and edits). Sometimes the defense is given records from the facility at issue. For example if you are hurt in the nursing home the attorney for the nursing home may have the... View More
answered on Jan 8, 2013
Although perforation of the colon is a known risk of the colonoscopy if there is not an informed consent you may have a claim.
I recommend having a qualified medical malpractice attorney review your medical records to see if you have a case.
Good luck.
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