Chiropractors and their power lawyers - where can a patient turn?

Alternative Medicine
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Hello pals,
I’m asking this on behalf of a friend who’s suffered serious damage at the hands of a chiropractor - Neck Snap related.
Apparently after a couple years of legal wrangling, something has changed and the
chiropractor’s lawyers are suddenly playing even harder ball with him/her - backing off previous assurances, etc., etc.
Feeling blindsided she/he is pissed but clueless as to where to go and resources available.
Does anyone know of resources in Arizona?

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Hello pals, I'm asking this on behalf of a friend who's suffered serious damage at the hands of a chiropractor - Neck Snap related. Apparently after a couple years of legal wrangling, something has changed and the chiropractor's lawyers are suddenly playing even harder ball with him/her - backing off previous assurances, etc., etc. Feeling blindsided she/he is pissed but clueless as to where to go and resources available. Does anyone know of resources in Arizona?
I'm confused. Is your friend suing the chiropractor?
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yes, it’s been in process quite a while… I really don’t know, nor want to, all the nitty gritty details.
But, I’d sure like to help the person connect with someone that has some expertise in the subject

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Hello pals, I'm asking this on behalf of a friend who's suffered serious damage at the hands of a chiropractor - Neck Snap related. Apparently after a couple years of legal wrangling, something has changed and the chiropractor's lawyers are suddenly playing even harder ball with him/her - backing off previous assurances, etc., etc. Feeling blindsided she/he is pissed but clueless as to where to go and resources available. Does anyone know of resources in Arizona?
He should find a medical malpractice lawyer and sue. "Legal wrangling" never helped anyone. He needs to sue and he needs a good lawyer that doesn't pussyfoot around. An actual lawsuit should not take that long. If he's waiting for a settlement offer, he's wasting his time. Lois
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He should find a medical malpractice lawyer and sue. "Legal wrangling" never helped anyone. He needs to sue and he needs a good lawyer that doesn't pussyfoot around. An actual lawsuit should not take that long. If he's waiting for a settlement offer, he's wasting his time. Lois
Probably, but where to find such an animal… that's why I figured the best I could do was ask around see if anyone in this crowd knew of anything/anyone in Arizona area.
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Probably, but where to find such an animal… that's why I figured the best I could do was ask around see if anyone in this crowd knew of anything/anyone in Arizona area.
Something doesn't make sense here. Malpractice lawyers are a dime a dozen. Turn on the TV in the middle of the afternoon and you will see a half dozen adds every hour for those slimy creatures hungry to take any case no matter how little merit it may have. I can't imagine that Arizona is devoid of them since they have almost every other species of snake out there :-P Seriously though these cases can drag on for a very long time. I have been sued only once in my 25 year career and it was idiotic to say the least but even that case dragged on in the courts for 8 years before a judge finally threw it out because they couldn't find a single expert witness who agreed that there was any merit to the case. That's 8 years for a dumb lawsuit. Something with actual merit could take as long or longer.