Caddo Mills, TX Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

Depending on your particular circumstances, you may have a cause of action against the adoptive parents. Much more information is need to properly evaluate your claim however.

To sue a doctor for medical malpractice you must be able to show the doctor's actions fell "below the standard of care". Based on the facts you state in your email, you may have a potential claim.

Yes. You can sue the person who was driving. The owner's insurance will likely cover the damage up to the limits of liability coverage, although they may try to deny coverage if there is a clause in the insurance policy against allowing unlicensed drivers to use the vehicle. If there is no insurance coverage, you should have uninsured coverage that will cover damages up to your policy limits. You can sue the owner for negligently entrusting the vehicle to the unlicensed driver if you can show the owner had reason to believe the unlicensed driver was unfit to drive. Not having a license, in of itself, may not be enough to prove this (I would have to do additional legal research on this issue to determine if the courts have addressed whether entrusting a vehicle to an unlicensed driver is enough to establish negligent entrustment).