What to do about malpractice against an inmate?

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What to do about malpractice against an inmate?

My husband is in prison. He was a tumor in his kidney and had gone through extensive testing. They know he needs surgery to remove it but has been put aside. He was schedule for surgery 2 months ago but was transferd. Is there anything we can do to spend up the surgery?

Asked on May 28, 2012 under Malpractice Law, California

Answers:

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Answered 12 years ago | Contributor

If your husband who is incarcerated needs to have surgery for a medical procedure but the prison is delaying the process, the best way to get matters back on track is to consult with an attorney experienced in the area of criminal defense law as well as the laws pertaining to inmates to assist in getting the surgery scheduled.

You will also need medical orders from your husband's treating physician concerning the need for the surgery that you have written about.


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