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My mother lost her battle with cancer. Her previous doctor dismissed it as a growth and nothing more and failed to do any tests. She switched doctors and found out it was cancer and nothing could be done it was too far along. If it had been treated when it was dismissed She wouldve had a high... View More 
answered on Aug 23, 2016
As you and brother are the presumptive heirs call up the attorney.See if an estate was opened--you should have been notified. If not you may want to open one which will give you access to records, bank statements etc in case of hanky panky by aunt.
Our 23 yr old son (with misdemeanors) lived with us a few months last year without being on the lease as an occupant. When the management found out that he had been living with us and that he had prior convictions that told him that he must leave the property immediately. Two to three hours later... View More
answered on Jul 16, 2016
I don't see a case there. He was asked to leave--which didn't mean that second. He dies thereafter. There has to be a legal duty by one person to another, that is not met or is breached, and that breach causes the death. The landlord owed no duty to your son that was violated that I see.... View More
My mother was in and out of the hospital over a 5 month period, Her blood cultures came back positive for infection during this time. the last time she was admitted was for cellulitis in her foot. She unexpectedly passed away and her autopsy came back with her cause of death being sepsis and an... View More
answered on Jun 23, 2016
Contact a member of the Ga. Trial Lawyers Assn--they give free conultations. Look for one who handles medical cases.All the best.
My brother was having a gran mal seizure when the paramedics got to him he was starting to come out of it the seizure the paramedics threw him to the ground and held him down and he couldnt breath even though i was telling then he was turning blue. He died right there on he ground with them... View More
answered on Feb 12, 2016
A local malpractice lawyer can advise about the options based on the details. Don't delay in talking to a laywer!
Please Take Notice: I am not your lawyer unless we enter into an engagement agreement in writing. This is only general information. It is NOT legal advice, and it may not... View More
answered on Jun 17, 2015
Yes, both parents can sue you whether you have insurance or not.
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