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answered on May 18, 2015
This question was asked more than a year ago. The question here is whether that is an acceptable medical practice, basically. Medical Malpractice attorneys rarely answer questions on this forum. Go see one.
answered on May 3, 2015
Speak to your medical malpractice attorney about this.
My husband's doctor misdiagnosed his memory problems. Without seeing an MRI or CT Scan, she diagnosed him with early onset Alzheimer's and prescribed Namenda. After seeing no change from this drug, we went to another doctor, who referred him to a neurologist, who ordered an MRI and a CT... View More 
answered on Mar 26, 2015
You appear to looking for a form when what you need is an attorney. At least go speak with a medical malpractice lawyer for a free consultation.
it was the medical doctors / hospitals failure that cause damages.Now we have a lawyer and are filing suite against medical doctors and hospitals.Only question I have is, our lawyers are asking us personal history questions going back 10 years.Is this legal? Is it nessary that I fill out where my... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2015
If you cannot be truthful with your own attorney, they may not take the case. The problem is that these insurance company defense lawyers are going to look into your entire lives, and they can do that. You need to let your attorney know about anything that the other side might bring up, beforehand... View More
Pathetic facilty in which isnsupposento be helping me actually is hindering me. I have been diagnosed with a very aggressive breast cancer and have been told that I do not have time too seek out another doctor/ facility. However I cannot even get a phone call returned regarding severe pain. I had... View More
answered on Mar 16, 2015
Go see a medical malpractice attorney about these problems.
the small claims suit was "dismissed without prejudice" and plaintiff referred to FL statute 377.106 - letter of intent to litigate, etc. with the onset of that procedure can
the plaintiff then sue for more than the small claims amount?
answered on Feb 11, 2015
The problem is that the court system is confusing, a plaintiff can sue in any court that has proper jurisdiction. In order to advise you, an attorney needs to know the basic facts and circumstances about the suit. Go see one.
I was left to lay in pain fo 32 days befor they took me to sugery. This is my domanant hand and it is permanently disfigured. I'm currently involved in a disability case.
answered on Jan 27, 2015
You have not given enough facts for any meaningful answer. The doctor has to breach his duties and do something that is unacceptable in order to be sued.
He gave me the under bottom cut and up an down .cut that im havin problems with today
answered on Jan 27, 2015
Asking a question on the internet does not get much of an answer from the right type of attorney. I do not handle medical malpractice cases, and you should go see an attorney who does. I write only to tell you that most of the time when you have a legal problem, the very best thing to do is to... View More
answered on Jan 14, 2015
There are not enough facts given here. Go see a medical malpractice attorney.
Hello in 2011 i gave birth to my daughter i was released from hospital with eclampsia no one told me or gave me medication my nurse wrote in her notes on my discharge papers showing signs of depression and eclampsia but not once had i recieved medicine or consultation on
What i should do... View More
answered on Jan 13, 2015
What you need to do is look for a medical malpractice attorney, set up a free appointment, and go talk with them.
An Ultrasound tech, squeezed on the staples, 3 days after surgery was performed on the bottom of my foot. I informed her that I had 30 staples on the bottom, so she could not squeeze there. She told me that she had to to get a correct reading, I told her again that I had 3o staples in the foot and... View More
answered on Jan 3, 2015
You have to go see a medical malpractice attorney about this. You have a limited time to sue, which I think is only two years.
I went to local hospital and was sent away . They said there was nothing wrong with me, so I left In severe pain and still passing-out. I went to a another hospital and was diagnoced with P.A.D. and was rushed in for a week. Still going througt treatments. (THIS HAPPEND TWICE).
answered on Dec 19, 2014
Possibly. Medical malpractice cases are complicated. If you haven't already, you need to contact an attorney as soon as possible.
My file clearly stated that I am allergic to penicillin. The doctor prescribed amoxicillin and the druggist filled the prescription. After 7 days, I had a severe allergic reaction to the drug. The druggist said it was his fault and the doctor's office said they were sorry.
answered on Dec 17, 2014
Possibly. Call a lawyer for a full consultation as soon as possible.
My mother went to the emergency room for severe stomach pains, nausea, dizziness and other symptoms, she was a heart patient as well, the hospital released her after 2 hours in emergency treating her for nausea a week to the day she massive heart attack and two month later passed away. Do we have... View More
answered on Nov 27, 2013
First and foremost I am sorry for your loss. The statute of limitations for wrongful death is 2 years. You should contact a medical malpractice lawyer to review the case.
Surgery a total reverse shoulder replacement.I am still paying on previous surgery,cannot pay for this one.I live on soc sec 1367 a month. I plan on asking the home health agency to pay what m'caredid not cover,only 1500 but it might as well be a mill.Do I hhave a case?
answered on Nov 27, 2013
It sounds as if you may have a case. You should contact a medical malpractice lawyer
Will not take the case since they know each other. Where can I find one who will?
answered on Aug 1, 2012
I hope you have found one by now. Look on here for one if you haven't.
Surgeon didn't write up surgery notes for 20 days resulting in uninformed post operative care and death within 2o days of surgery.
surgeon failed to follow up on blood tests that indicated severe infections resulting in death.
surgeon failed to review post op notes that would... View More
answered on Aug 1, 2012
I hope you have found some answers and have gotten to a personal injury or wrongful death attorney.
answered on Apr 3, 2012
This may be malpractice though an attorney would have to get more information from you to determine if you have a lawsuit against the hospital, or perhaps even the vaccine manufacturer.
Daniel M. Berman
Berman & Tsombanakis
www.southfloridaaccidents.com
I have information about a major medical law. I know a lawsuit was filed. They are taking depos at work. I don not know patients name but do know important facts about the case. How can I find out who their lawyer is. Nothing cones uo on this site
answered on Mar 20, 2012
Without knowing the Plaintiff's or Defendant's names then it would be difficult to determine. If you knew the name of either party you could look up the case on your local county clerks web site and usually find the attorney information.
Daniel Berman
www.southfloridaaccidents.com
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