Legal Question in Medical Malpractice in Pennsylvania

argument court

what is done at argument court is this done to set a case or to see if u have a case i am doing this pro sec for medical malpractice


Asked on 3/06/07, 2:07 am

1 Answer from Attorneys

Arthur Newmark Arthur Newmark, M.D.. Esq

Re: argument court

�Argument Court� is not done to find out if you have a case.

An �argument� is requested by the �moving� attorney to gain an advantage, or have the case dismissed, based on procedural issues without addressing the facts.

If you believe you have a medical malpractice case, you need to find an attorney to represent you as soon as possible.

Most malpractice attorneys will provide free initial phone consultation - with the thought that they may take the case on a Contingent Fee basis - no fee unless they win.

Starting a case pro se makes it more difficult for an attorney to win. However, if the case has sufficient merit, and if the attorney has time to satisfy the court requirements, he may be willing to take your case.

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Answered on 3/06/07, 11:17 am


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