Yes I have been permanently affected due to his negligence but I have no money for a lawyer
Both previous answers are good. Your doctor (or a paid expert doctor) has to confirm that your prescription wasn't properly filled and that caused the repercussions you suggest. Sit down with a good attorney right away and save the medicine you claim is not correct.
a business is allowing a doctors office to “recruit” patients on its premises. one of the managers is receiving a referral bonus (cash) for every employee that goes and has any procedure (bonus is from the dr office not from the employer). on top of that the doctors office offering new... Read more »
Insurance fraud is a crime, so contact the police. You can also contact the Medical Board, which licenses and disciplines physicians. dca.ca.gov/consumers/complaints/medbd.shtml
You can also retain an attorney to file your own lawsuit against the medical providers under the Insurance... Read more »
had a baby there the 27th the dr. Allowed 6trainees into our room to be educated on my wife without her permission to do so n each time the dr checked her dilation about 3-5 others would have there hands inside her also being to see her dilation they also gave her a epidural she said was not placed... Read more »
MUCH MORE INFO NEEDED AND CONGRATS ON THE BABY
THIS IS NOT A FAMILY LAW QUESTION. IT IS A MEDICAL MALPRACTICE QUESTION AND I DON'T HANDLE THOSE CASES.
HOWEVER, TO PREVAIL YOU WOULD HAVE TO PROVE AND NOT THINK OF WHY/HOW SHE GOT IT.
YOU WOULD PROBABLY WANT A MEDICAL... Read more »
Yes.
Is there a amount that is minimum for lawyers to break even on a case.
The short answer is that the medical industry convinced the Legislature to pass laws stacking the deck in the industry's favor and against patients and their attorneys. Even without special laws, these types of cases require a great deal of time and financial investment. Virtually 100%... Read more »
I am a victim of the Talc Powder lawsuits. I underwent a total hysterectomy, there were post operative complications. The doctor who preformed the surgery was brought up on 2 malpractice lawsuits that I knew nothing about. Resultantly being fired from the hospital and loosing the benefit of... Read more »
your lawyer should address this issue for you.
it is not something you should be responsible for doing.
my wife had Lymph done brutal chemotherapy at City of Hope California Durate those place they treat my wife horrible even those my wife and I are disability as deaf. in 5 year my wife made it through but not the same person that I know so in two year have been checking on her making sure her cancer... Read more »
A California attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for three weeks. I'm sorry for your wife's and your ordeal here. It would be difficult for an attorney to advise based on the description here - it appears to be a complex matter that took place over a long time period.... Read more »
I have been paying for my sons braces now for quite some time, he was only suppose to have the braces for 18 months. He’s had them on for about 4 years now. My contract includes them fixing broken brackets and fixing anything else that might happen which I pay for. My son hasn’t been to that... Read more »
If you can get another orthodontist to say your son's orthodontist acted below the standard of care and negligently harmed your son, then unless your son is over 18 years of age, you can file a lawsuit for malpractice on behalf of your son, as his Guardian ad litem. California has a 1 year... Read more »
Medical malpractice
A California attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for a month. At this point, you could repost your question in the Medical Malpractice category. But because this is more of a Q & A Board than an attorney referral service, you may get the same results again.
Another... Read more »
Yes. It begins with expert opinions that the "standard of care" was violated, and that that violation legally "caused" the death.
By law Ithe vets cant keep me from being with my pet at they exam yeah well the did and they did not want to give her back and called police on me his my witness he was shocked how they treated me and was very worry about me driving home
Wen he realised they just killed my dog and by law... Read more »
I've never heard of the law that says that you cannot be excluded while the vet is examining your dog. As far as the ashes, if you paid for them, and are otherwise current in your account with the vet, you are entitled to your property. This would be a Small Claims case as the ashes are... Read more »
I was informed that requires more than a regular public medical malpractice attorney due to jurisdictional limitations dealing with tribal heath facilities. Thank you for your time!
Not from my understanding
the doctor said since he's "walking" ( he can not walk) and he has low medical ins, they want to discharge him. that his blood work and scans are coming back normal. but he lost his eye sight, cant walk or talk right. the doctors don't want to communicate with us. My nephew had... Read more »
A California attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for two weeks. I'm sorry for your ordeal. Unfortunately, if the hospital has reached a decision based on the opinion(s) of their physician(s), they will generally proceed with discharge. In terms of the issues you describe... Read more »
Maybe. You haven’t really provided enough information here for any real analysis.
Hi, I had a question about ID referencing. One night I was getting ready to head home from work and this lady came up to me saying that she didn’t have her ID with her. I questioned her reasoning for getting her pain meds at Walgreens and if she was prescribed them, I talked to the pharmacist and... Read more »
Hmm. You "referenced ID'd" (I don't even know what that means, it isn't a legal term) for a person that you don't know, at all, for them to obtain federally controlled substances from a Pharmacist and now you want to know if you could get into trouble? Well, it could... Read more »
The 8th amendment to the US constitution states: "Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted." Why do you think this has something to do with Medical Malpractice? The Federal government does not have laws relating to... Read more »
A doctor misdiagnosed and overdosed me with this dangeroous drug although i warned him with potential side effects. As of now i am suffering with permanent damages...please help.
A California attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for two weeks. There are attorneys out there who hold themselves out for such cases. You'll need to reach out and contact them. This site isn't really set up as a referral service; it's only a question and answer... Read more »
You very well may have a case if the facts are as you describe. You may also be able to work out a contingency fee with an attorney to represent you so that you don’t pay anything to bring the suit unless you win or get a settlement in your favor. It probably bears speaking to an attorney about... Read more »
SFPHD employee lie about me going to a clinic to see her 2 times in August and then keep logging in to delete some information on my chart
Identity theft is a crime, so one place to go is to the police, with whatever evidence you can gather about this. You might contact the testing center and request copies from "your" test, since "you" were the patient, you are entitled to them. The next place to go is to the... Read more »
from a fracture a year ago. Recent x-rays showed a positive ulnar variance. The specialist I was referred to told me that ulnar variance isn't the problem. When I questioned this opinion, he told me to do a follow up appointment with him and bring the x-rays from the original wrist fracture.... Read more »
If you are asking if you have grounds to pursue a Medical malpractice case, the answer is I don't know. The only way to determine if there is a claim to be made is by taking your records, and your facts over to a qualified specialist in the same filed of medicine, and have him or her answer... Read more »
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