Statue.of.limitations . exps on 11/28/19 ...
What can I do, I have Dr. On a voice recorder. Admitting to his wrongdoing . Can i or should I send him a intent to sue and email him a copy of that recording? Would he possibly consider paying with out me having to file for medical... Read more »
It's a personal decision one has to make on their own, but with the statute of limitations looming so close, it could be worth considering a consult with an experienced Arizona med mal attorney.
Tim Akpinar
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My daughter went in for an outpatient surgery for endometriosis while taking the tissue out the dr. made a hole in the urethra tube. So they had to put a stent in it she spent 3 days in the hospital with a catheter and a drain in her side and in excruciating pain . And has to go back in to have... Read more »
First, while it's fresh on your memory jot down what happened when, etc. Then focus on her getting well. She may need to see doctors and you don't want a potential doctor getting worried that they will be "dragged into" a medical case, nor do you want your daughter to be viewed by the medical... Read more »
This IME closes nearly all cases he is involved in?
You can ask, but the carrier has the right to choose it's own doctor. You probably don't want someone new anyway. You may feel free to call me at 602-687-9211 (office) or 602-492-5331 (cell). I have 2 appointments this afternoon and I'm not available after 5:15, so it may be tomorrow before I can... Read more »
Heparin was used during a triple by-pass which was very successful. Heparin caused injury to foot, blood clots throughout my body, shut down kidneys and I was put on a defibrillator to breath and almost lost my life. Everything is back to normal pretty much except left foot and tip of second toe on... Read more »
Assuming you have a lawyer ask them. Clots are a known byproduct of surgery. Heparin is supposed to help avoid that. Suggest you consult immediately a member of the Az Trial Lawyers Assn who hanles malpractice --they give free consults ASAP if you don't have an attorney.
Can his doctor be held responsible?
Unlikely unless it was something that would have been caught on a routine visit. He can consult a member of the Az Trial Lawyers Assn after he is out of hospital if he wishes--they give free consultations. However even if the doctor could have found some abnormality nothing different would have... Read more »
My attorney says he doesn't have the funds to continue the case. He says that the opposing firm have decided to spend him into the ground knowing that he can't afford to continue. What can I do? My mother was treated by a nurse that was not practicing within the scope of her training as a nurse... Read more »
He needs to get you time to do it. It verges on malpractice for him to take a case that from the getgo he knew he couldn't do (don't say that to him but.....he wants to get his rear out of hot water he needs to get you time. ) Talk to some members of the Az. Trial Lawyers Assn who handle medical... Read more »
its a continuity of care breach with negligence in the care of the patient
If you want to pay tens of thousands of dollars for an expert witness, deal with very complex legal issues, maximally increase your risks of losing, sure, do it yourself. It's like complex surgery. Do it yourself--without a medical degree? Possible, but you'd be unlikely to survive.
My son is been crippled by a surgeon performing back surgery. The surgeon drove the bolts (screws) into his spine while inserting an appliance into his back. This has crippled my son and is destroying his family. He does not have the financial capability of fronting the finances up front but he... Read more »
Generally speaking, two years, it does depend on the circumstances, and it can sometimes be tricky in these cases to determine when the time starts to run.
Your son should definitely seek a legal consultation. I would be happy to talk to him.
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ARS states I need to have a med expert opinion. Why should I incur add't expense & is it necessary for me to obtain an atty. Amt of clm falls well within a small claim being filed.
You mean 12-2603. The requirements of the statues in medical malpractice cases are mandatory. As far as why, that is a question for the legislature (and the health care lobbyists).
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After a couple doses she had a heart attack and passed away.
She had went in thinking she had bronchitis and was having problems breathing when walking.
During the doctor visit he hesitated saying he thought she may have be having heart failure and said he thought she might want... Read more »
I am very sorry to hear about your loss.
From your question, it sounds like there are at least two potential questions. First is whether prednisone was properly prescribed. Cortocosteroids, such as prednisone, are use to lower inflammation, but they can cause changes in heartbeat.... Read more »
It depends. You have not supplied enough information to properly advise you.
My 90 year old father has seen a GP (3X) and Neurologist (2X) in the last 4 months. They have issued various drugs, some of which they still want him to take. He is much more clear headed when he is off drugs than when he is on them. Legally, is he required to have an RN administer any or all of... Read more »
Whether there was medical malpractice is a question that normally can only be answered by a medical expert. In other words, only a medical expert could answer this question. A lawyer would consult with a medical expert to determine the answer.
I hope your father is doing okay. Be well.
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