Case Study Miguel Concentration

The facts of the case are as follows: Douglas Castro had access to clients with a combined net

Traditional Latina women are often expected to sacrifice their needs for the betterment of the family. This could involve the Latina woman staying at home and raising children rather than working. According to the Marianismo article, “The conflict between traditional roles of wife and mother and having a career may be particularly significant for Latina women” (Marianismo, 2011). Since Allison’s goal for Carmen was to assert her independence from her family, particularly her father, this could be considered malpractice. According to Dolgoff, et al (2012), it is stated that incorrect diagnosis and incorrect treatment can be a base for a malpractice suit (p. 36). Carmen wanted Allison’s help for career counseling, but instead, Allison told Carmen that she needed to learn what it means to live in a contemporary American society, and then she encouraged Carmen to move out of her house. Allison is supposed to be helping Carmen, but she is pushing her own agenda through her client; this supports the argument for

After some consideration, she advised us to apply for a provisional waiver application that, if I was forced to go back to Mexico, it would be impossible for my wife to support herself on her own. She was unemployed at that time. My wife could be forced into financial hardship if she was on her own again. Besides, she could suffer psychological hardship from losing her husband. For the provisional waiver application, Alice asked us to submit a mountain of supporting evidence.

The deposition of Dr. Joe Gonzales occurred on March 16, 2016. Dr. Gonzalez was retained by Plaintiff as an expert in this case and was requested to prepare a life care plan for Plaintiff’s future medical care needs. Dr. Gonzales has served as a life care planner since 1988, when he received is license to practice medicine. He became a certified life care planner in 2006. He is a medical doctor in San Antonio who is board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation, pain medicine, and occupational and environmental medicine. Half of his work consists of treating patients and the other half consists of preparing life care plans related to litigation. When he does life care planning work, 85-90% of that work is on behalf of the plaintiffs in the respective litigation. He sees on average 20-50 patients a week in his medical practice. He has not practiced in a hospital in at least 10 years.

Part I: Overview of Case (who is involved and what they are arguing, as well as all possible theories, defenses, and torts involved)

I definitely believe that the plaintiff has a case based on the presented facts in the article. I think the screening guidelines that the defendant was using created a bias against older individuals. In addition, I think anytime who write on a piece paper “Targeted Candidate” and “Stay Away From” you clearly are creating bias in a process, and in this case, age was affected.

Rosa Lee is a 54-year old African American female. She is married but has not lived with her husband in over 40 years and has no regular contact with him. She has eight adult children, three of which intermittently live with her. Her primary sources of income are derived from mostly illegal activities such as dealing drugs, shoplifting, and the sale of stolen goods. She also receives money from government benefits of various sources but these monies are

28) The Plaintiff was on paid Administrative leave for over 6 months. Which was damaging his career and relationship with his children.

Epilepsy is a disorder in which nerve cell activity in the brain is disturbed causing seizures. As a teenager he experienced multiple seizures. Despite the fact that Ramirez had four older siblings, he spent most of his time with his cousin Miguel. Miguel was a Vietnam veteran and returned from war with stories of rape and murder. He brought back with him pictures of the rapes and murders he committed. “Richard admits that he was especially sexually aroused by the photographs of the rape victims” (Grise 2). Ramirez saved these photos in a shoe box and Miguel would explain what he had done in each of the photos. There were also pictures of women that were decapitated. “We used to go for joy rides, smoke pot and he would tell me what he did to the women” (Carlo 9). At the age of thirteen, Miguel shot his wife, Jessie, in the middle of an argument. Ramirez and Miguel’s two sons witnessed Miguel shooting his wife in the face. In 1973, Ramirez moved in with his sister, Ruth. Ruth had a husband who was considered a peeping tom, who is someone who looks at other people through a window without them knowing. Ramirez dropped out of school in the ninth grade and started to develop bad habits such as doing drugs and stealing. During this time he started to evolve into the Night Stalker.

She was not employed at the time of her husband’s murder, but shortly after, one “El Canche” of the gang, called and threated her and her child with the same fate as Luis if she failed to assume and continue the 500 Quetzals per month extortion payment. For about 18 months, lead respondent paid the demand by liquidating household items and receiving financial contribution from her parents. She sought employment after her husband’s murder, but for over a year prospective employers would not offer employment due to her being the surviving spouse of a gang related murder victim and the prospect of her being pursued at her place of employment with risk that the employer becoming ensnarled in gang extortion

When this case goes before a jury, what decision do you think it will reach?

He presents to the clinic with weakness, which is felt all over the body, fatigue that lasts all day and loss of appetite for the past several months accompanied with nausea, which occurs throughout the day. He says that he never feels like eating when he consumes alcohol, not even his favorite foods, and only does so because his wife asks him too. He is unclear as to when his symptoms initially began, but states that he has gotten worse in the past year. As we further investigate we find that Mr. Martin thought his symptoms were due to his stressful home environment. He is caring for his son, Mark, with a spinal cord injury from an accident while intoxicated. His mother is also living in their household and his son, Anthony, has been non-compliant with his schizophrenia medication, creating disturbances at home. He is not sure whether his weakness is due to his back pain, but he does notice that he is unable to do as much physical work as he used to. Mr. Martin says that he often self-medicates with alcohol and prescription pain killers, when obtainable, to treat

From the offices of Jarbath Pena Law Group in Coral Gables, Florida, Melisa Pena assists clients in matters related to immigration law, civil litigation and family law. Most of her clients are from Broward and Miami-Dade counties, including the cities of Miami, Kendal and Dania Beach. In the area of family law, representative cases include divorce, child support and modifications, prenuptial agreements, alimony and modifications, adoptions and postnuptial agreements. Typical matters related to immigration law include removal proceedings, employment-based petitions, temporary protective status applications, adjustment of status petitions and bond hearings.

Mr. Howard is a retire police officer but is working part time; Mrs. Howard is a stay at home mother. During

Carmen has been experiencing nervousness, anxiety and depression in reference to her concern for how