Legal Question in Medical Malpractice in Virginia

Re: Heart Stents not inserted

Obviously, anyone evaluating the case would need to know the specifics of your operation and then to obtain expert medical advice to determine if the failure of the 1996 surgeon(s) to insert stints would be considered malpractice.

However, if you were billed for these items but never recieved the services, that may constitute fraud even if it does not constitute malpractice.

I'd advise you to consult with an attorney who could examine your case in detail. You'll need to be especially concerned with the statute of limitations as it applies to your case.

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