MichelleLL

Hi runslikeanose, I contacted the union of my previous employer, who advised me to get an occupational lawyer. They could not represent me since I'm not employed there. As time went on I ended up being served a subpeona, and had to schedule with the attorney representing the patient, but after explaining the case and asking me to recount what I remember, which I honestly could not remember, he dropped the subpeona. He also asked me what the protocol is in the particular case of my involvement. I only answered to the extent I was confident in answering, no details. If I was required to go any further in the process I would have gotten a lawyer. I don't have professional liability insurance. Hope this helps.

Attorneys representing my previous employer, a teaching hospital, left a message where in one of their cases the plaintiff’s attorney is requesting my deposition along with other “treaters”. I do not know what the case is. Am I required to give my deposition? Do I need representation? What should I do?