Legal Question in Federal Tort Claims in California
A probate attorney told me that a "trust and estate are the only ones that would have legal standing to bring a lawsuit against the doctors." Is this true?
Asked on 3/14/13, 4:12 am
2 Answers from Attorneys
Joel Selik
www.SelikLaw.com
Depending on the case A Guardian At Litem may be able to.
Answered on 3/14/13, 7:59 am
Terry A. Nelson
Nelson & Lawless
You have misunderstood what was said, or they didn't understand what to do.
A medical malpractice suit could be brought, if timely, by the injured person or his Guardian/Conservator if he is alive, or by his heirs and estate if he died. If you can prove malpractice, and are timely [within a year] of learning of the malpractice and 'injury', and are the qualified person to bring the case, feel free to contact me to discuss the facts, evidence, etc.
Answered on 3/14/13, 11:36 am
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