Montague, MI Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

Yes, you can sue the school and the coach, personally. The likely outcome of the suit cannot be evaluated without proper investigation of all the circumstances, but one fact is certain: *your* ability to bring legal action against the school and its employees does not, in any way, depend on whether you do, or do not, have any kind of insurance. If you paid for the "first opinion", you might want to mention it to the attorney who will take your case because the gobbledegook you received was not a legal opinion, and you are entitled to a refund.

Perhaps but breach of contract damages are limited to the amount paid for the service. The real question is why your attorney didn't subpoena them and force them to give up the records..

In South Carolina, you have three year to file a suit such as yours. Yours sounds like a complex products liability case. Unless you have a permanent injury, confirmed by a specialist such a neurosurgeon, or orthopedic doctor , your damages are probably insufficient to justify such a suit. No offense to chiropractors. They are good at healing, but most would admit that juries tend not listen to them in court to establish a permanent injury.