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answered on Feb 4, 2016
In many states, patients have a right to their medical records. A local lawyer can advise.
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It took 2 hours to be assessed as having something serious wrong. I was having a Stroke. They never looked at my eyes. I was completely dizzy and throwing up from the time I woke up. My blood pressure and pulse were normal. I am fortunate that I only have minor issues but I feel as though if a... View More
answered on Nov 14, 2015
A local malpractice lawyer can order medical records and advise.
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Torn municus 2 tears 1 doctor said a sprain, 2nd operated without seeing anything on the MRI 3rd found a tear the 2nd missed a year later and repaired it. Is there a case I've been crippled up for a year over this.
answered on Aug 25, 2015
More information is needed to determine if you have a viable claim. A local medical malpractice lawyer can evaluate and advise.
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answered on Feb 7, 2015
You will need to retrieve your surgical records from both surgeries and contact an attorney in your area to consult on this.. It would also be important to know what if any residual problems you are having today. In medical malpractice cases, not only is the patient obliged to prove to a... View More
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