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This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

Can I sue a hospital for not taking me in?

David F. Stoddard
Answered by attorney David F. Stoddard (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at The David F. Stoddard Law Firm
Only if 1) they were negligent in assessing that waiting to see the orthopedic doctor was sufficient, and 2) the failure to see you caused permanent injury that would have been avoided they admitted you and treated you.
Only if 1) they were negligent in assessing that waiting to see the orthopedic doctor was sufficient, and 2) the failure to see you caused permanent injury that would have been avoided they admitted you and treated you.
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Can I sue for personal injury 6 years after a car accident?

Answered by attorney Steven A. Schwartz
Personal Injury lawyer at Joel H. Schwartz, P.C.
Normally in Massachusetts you have a 3 year statute of limitations to file a complaint in court, or your claim is forever barred. However, this rule applies slightly differently with children under 18 (I am not sure how old your two children are). The three year statute does not begin to run until the child's 18th birthday (when he or she becomes of majority age). This means that they can still make a claim for pain and suffering until they turn 21. If they are younger than that, it is not too late!
Normally in Massachusetts you have a 3 year statute of limitations to file a complaint in court, or your claim is forever barred. However, this rule applies slightly differently with children under 18 (I am not sure how old your two children are). The three year statute does not begin to run until the child's 18th birthday (when he or she becomes of majority age). This means that they can still make a claim for pain and suffering until they turn 21. If they are younger than that, it is not too late!
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My house was broken jnto and I was assaulted by my girlfriend ex. He dislocated my arm in the process can press charges a year later

Answered by attorney Stephen Arnold Black
Personal Injury lawyer at The Law Office of Stephen A. Black
OK so if your girlfriends ex owns property, then any damages that he caused you could possibly be covered by his homeowners insurance policy. (Or renters policy if he rents or leases an apartment) This would be the case for example, if you were injured not through His intentional acts, but through any actions that you could arguably make that it was negligence. This is because homeowners insurance policies do not cover intentional acts, but only negligence. If for example, the police reports show that he did not intend to hurt you, but did so, through or by an accident, then the homeowners policy may cover your damages. Discuss your case in a private phone call with counsel here in the state of Florida. Some of us take these cases on contingency fee, which means you don't pay anything unless you win the case.   
OK so if your girlfriends ex owns property, then any damages that he caused you could possibly be covered by his homeowners insurance policy. (Or renters policy if he rents or leases an apartment) This would be the case for example, if you were injured not through His intentional acts, but through any actions that you could arguably make that it was negligence. This is because homeowners insurance policies do not cover intentional acts, but only negligence. If for example, the police reports show that he did not intend to hurt you, but did so, through or by an accident, then the homeowners policy may cover your damages. Discuss your case in a private phone call with counsel here in the state of Florida. Some of us take these cases on contingency fee, which means you don't pay anything unless you win the case.   
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