California | Medical Malpractice
Legal Question
Due to the Cap on Medical Malpractice in California & the expensive in such cases,
I'm finding it difficult to find an Atty. The Statutue of 1 yr. ends this month, last Atty I spoke with said I could file a summons of complaint on my own & it would give me more time to find an Atty. My questions? should I file a Summons of Complaint or do a Notice of intent to sue to ensure me more time? Is there any penalty or issue with me doing so if I wind up not finding an Atty, can I just dismiss it without any costs to me? Or can I represent myself in court for a Med. Malpractice case in the State of California? Lastly, are there any Atty's or organizations that could assist me in the above for little or no costs?
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