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As far as I see, FreeAdvice is the name of the website. Whether people have retained attorneys or not, I don't see how that can negate asking for advice anyway from anyone.
My response below in bold:
Really interesting how my other thread on medical malpractice was closed. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Anyway, just to respond to your last reply so that I have the last word here, you stated: "I personally think it smarter to ask your own attorney about the wisdom of your...
I'd rather see what lay people have to say first before going that route, and it seems like I'll be fine with sending my friend out to hand-deliver the lawsuit to the doctor at my last job. I'm sure he will find out eventually, but I would rather have it delivered to him personally before he...
To be fair, you do not know what my wrongful termination case is about, and it's extremely easy to support. Even my own lawyer is demanding a jury trial due to clear, slam-dunk evidence for every charge in the suit (fraud, retaliation, etc.). And this just so happens to be against a medical...
Yes, because of getting wrongfully fired from my last job. Intentional infliction of emotional distress is one of the causes of action in the suit. And now I have my mother's cancer to deal with, so the stress is enormous. Certainly nothing that you're going through.
Just to re-edit my last response due to some fool reporting it for moderator review, this is perfectly acceptable:
Let's see...If she passes due to the cancer, once confirmed by autopsy (which is the best thing to do, and I certainly intend on ordering one whenever she passes because that will...
That's an extremely obvious statement, but it does nothing to support the hypothetical described above.
If I send my friend out to give a copy of the lawsuit to the disgraced doctor, he would have no clue who my friend is. He will just say "Special delivery for Dr. ....!" and give it to him. I...
Exactly. WOW. I am NOT the type of person anybody wants to screw around with, legally or otherwise, and I am *relentless* with pursuing Justice. I should have been a lawyer instead of going into healthcare, but maybe I should pursue law if I get enough money from my employment suit. No doubt I...
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My lawsuit against my previous employer just got filed with the court, and my lawyer will officially serve the company next week.
I would like my friend to give a copy to the doctor I worked with. He completely turned on me a week before I was fired after I discovered fraud. He works at a...
That's a very low settlement amount, but I'm pretty sure it's that low because your father was 83. My aunt tried to sue the hospital when my grandfather died in 2011, but he was 81 and the suit went nowhere. My mother will be 68 in a few weeks. That's still considered young.
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My mother was diagnosed with metastatic cancer last month (June 2024) out of the blue. She had her adrenal gland removed in 2022 for Cushing's disease (rare). Before surgery, the CT scan said "likely benign", and the pathology report also said benign. I just got second opinions back from...
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