Where canI find an attorney on contingency for my negligence tort?

Where canI find an attorney on contingency for my negligence tort?

I was incarcerated on 03/05/09. Upon entering the DOC I had already been diagnosed with PTS (post traumatic stress), major depression, and generalized anxiety disorder. I had been taking a regimen of medication for a long period of time prior and up to my incarceration that included among other medications Klonipin and Lexaprowhich both are known to cause sever withdrawal, seizures, and in extreme cases death when abruptly discontinued. I was given my proper medication in the county jail but upon entering Downstate C.F. all of my medication was stopped. I suffered severe withdrawal. I was sent to the doctor, who refused to give me any of my medication. After 5 days I suffered from a seizure which is documented. I was brought to the infirmary with a pulse of 156. They gave me a paper bag to breath in and after 15 minutes sent me back to the psychiatrist, who again denied me of my medication. Another M.D. who saw me noticed my trembling and other withdrawal symptoms. He set up an appointment for me to see a neurologist. I was transferred to another facility and saw a neurologist after 3 months. I was still suffering symptoms so he prescribed me back on the Klonipin. I exhausted all of my internal remedies in a timely manner and also filed a notice of intent with the attorney general. I was released in 11/10 and am being put back on all of my medications. I have done a lot of research, have found precedent almost identical to my situation, and feel that I have a very strong case. Where can I find a personal injury/medical malpractice attorney? In Albany, NY.

Asked on February 6, 2011 under Malpractice Law, New York

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