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Can I sue hospital if baby head was cut at vaginal birth?

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Answered by attorney Steven Solomon Fluhr (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Fluhr & Moore, LLC
You should get to a lawyer immediately to review your case. You may have a substantial lawsuit against nurse, doctor and hospital. You will need the money to help your child.
You should get to a lawyer immediately to review your case. You may have a substantial lawsuit against nurse, doctor and hospital. You will need the money to help your child.
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What attorney can help me if I was injured while in prison?

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Answered by attorney Eric E Rothstein (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Rothstein Law PLLC
What jail? I assume another inmate hit you? If yes, you would need to show the jail had knowledge the inmate was a threat. Had you ever complained about him before? Had he attacked anyone else before? I have had success with these cases but they are fact specific. You need to serve a Notice of Claim if a municipal jail or a Claim or Intention To File Claim if a State jail and it has to be filed within 90 days of the incident.
What jail? I assume another inmate hit you? If yes, you would need to show the jail had knowledge the inmate was a threat. Had you ever complained about him before? Had he attacked anyone else before? I have had success with these cases but they are fact specific. You need to serve a Notice of Claim if a municipal jail or a Claim or Intention To File Claim if a State jail and it has to be filed within 90 days of the incident.
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What action can I take and should the boy had been arrested by the school?

Answered by attorney Jeffery L. Robinette
Personal Injury lawyer at Robinette Legal Group, PLLC
I thought this article might be of interest to you as you work through this with your school administration: New West Virginia Anti-bullying Campaign: A new statewide campaign to end bullying kicked off Thursday morning at Lewis County High School with a message that "It Does Matter." The State Department of Education started this campaign to make students and the community realize that bullying does happen and that everyone can stop it. It Does Matter is a website with information on what is and is not classified as bullying and what parents, teachers, students or other individuals can do to get rid of this behavior. "That we can communicate to everyone that this is a problem and that we all can do something about it and that we all need to get passionate about it, not just the people in the schools," said State Superintendent Jorea Marple. She said that there were 57,000 incidents of aggressive behavior in the schools last year and she wants to see that cut in half this year.
I thought this article might be of interest to you as you work through this with your school administration: New West Virginia Anti-bullying Campaign: A new statewide campaign to end bullying kicked off Thursday morning at Lewis County High School with a message that "It Does Matter." The State Department of Education started this campaign to make students and the community realize that bullying does happen and that everyone can stop it. It Does Matter is a website with information on what is and is not classified as bullying and what parents, teachers, students or other individuals can do to get rid of this behavior. "That we can communicate to everyone that this is a problem and that we all can do something about it and that we all need to get passionate about it, not just the people in the schools," said State Superintendent Jorea Marple. She said that there were 57,000 incidents of aggressive behavior in the schools last year and she wants to see that cut in half this year.
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