Who would I contact in New Jersey to file acomplaint against a physician practicing in N.J.?
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Complain online to the New Jersey State Board of Medical Examiners here:\n\nhttp://www.state.nj.us/oag/ca/bme/bmeform.htm\n\nOr send a hard copy here:  Board of Medical Examiners, P.O. Box 183, Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0183
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Every state has there own version of workers comp laws which in my opinion is utterly ridiculous however, most seem to have a common guideline.\nIn NYS, you are entitled to your own physician and his/her decisions and treatment generally prevail. However, the state permits IME's for the insurance companies to which they have abused the privilage beyond comprehension! In most instances, the judges will rule in favor of your physician but we do have a couple of "insurance" judges hearing cases and filling their pockets as we all know how the system works!\nI would complain LOUDLY to my own doctor and request an MRI and possibly a second opinion from a neurologist who specializes in that field.\nDO NOT LET THE INSURANCE COMPANY DOCTOR TAKE YOU FOR A RIDE!!!!! He gets paid by the insurance company so he is naturally going to write what they would like to hear! It is his "bread and butter" to which he could care less about you! It's sort of the "American" way---MONEY FIRST-MORALS LATER!!!!Keep in mind you are putting your future in someone elses hands that has one thought and one thought only---MONEY!!!!!!\nYou have an entire life ahead of you that this injury may come back to haunt you in the future so make darn sure you take that in to account NOW!!!! STAND YOUR GROUND! GET A COMP ATTORNEY ASAP!!!!!!
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Check with an attorney in your state.
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If you want to file a malpractice suit, you will need to contact a lawyer. The sooner the better. He or she can tell you if you have a case. They will also have access to experts who they can use to help you build a case. Since the laws vary from state to state (and country to country), you need someone who knows medical malpractice law in your area.
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contact state medical board.
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I can't recommend anyone, since I live in New Jersey, but I am listing Websites you can browse to find lawyers that might suit you.\nI would begin with writing out a list of questions you want to ask each firm you interview with on the phone:\nWhat is their experience and success rate?\nHow much to they typically get for their clients?\nDo they have experience in your type of case or similar cases?\nWhat do they charge and if it is free, what percentage do they collect fomr the judgment if it is favorable?\nProbably there are other questions>\nI would insist that a senior associate or partner handle your case, if I were you. You don't want to get into the situation, where they are using your case to train new attorneys.
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The hospital's insurance company will repond very quickly to a lawsuit. There's really nothing else you can do unless in your state it is possible for you to file your own criminal case against the man. (In New York, for example, you could file a misdemeanor complaint. This is VERY effective. So long as you don't get your facs wrong and open yourself up to a civil suit.)
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State of New Jersey\nNew Jersey Division of Taxation\nInformation and Publications Branch\nPO Box 281\nTrenton, NJ 08695-0281
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Consulting a good medical malpractice (personal injury attorney) would be the "best" possible solution. They will nbe able to guide you and inform you of the possible solutions and outcomes.\n   If you need help in location one, contact your local bar association.\n\n   Good Luck!
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go to phone book and find a lawyer who works on a contingency basis
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Governor Jon Corzine\nPO Box 001\nTrenton, NJ  08625
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Check their website http://www.trenton.bbb.org/\n\nBETTER BUSINESS BUREAU OF NEW JERSEY \n1700 Whitehorse Hamilton Square Rd., Ste. D-5, \nTrenton, NJ 08690-3596 \nPHONE: (609) 588-0808 \nFAX: (609) 588-054\n\nYou can file your complaint online http://www.trenton.bbb.org/complaints/complaints.html
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You should contact the police in NJ with this information.\n\nWK
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Call around - get a lawyer who handles this and spend $50 with them to see if you have a case.  If you do they WILL TELL YOU !
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STOP! before retaining an attorney $$$, consider contacting the business and informing them of the incident and request the name of their ins. provider. Often they make reasonable offers. (in this case doc bill plus $1000)\n\nOnly if they refuse and your injuries/damages exceed your states max. small claims award by $1000 should you even consider discussing the matter with an attorney. \n\nUnless you were injured and treated professionally (have a bill) your case is weak. Damages for pain and suffering with this type of occurance will be aprox. $1000 unless you can prove the incident was the result of negligence or malice. \n\nIf you hire an attorney it is likely there won't be enough money left to pay the bill for your care.
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Contact your lawyer and let him do it for you
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You can find out about the allowed fees a Doctor charges from the Medical Association. You can also file a complaint with the same organization of see if the doctors conduct is appropiate.\nGive them a call, the number should be in your telephone directory.