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Can I sue a drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility for false misrepresentation of the types of services they offer?
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"Unity Treatment Center" states that they offer holistic medicine, pain management, fitness and nutrition, yoga, and meditation. I have a chronic pain conditions, and according to their advertisement, they seemed to offer all of the things I was looking for in order to manage my pain condition without narcotic pain medication. After being taken to Hobe Sound, FL, I discovered that the facility was not what they advertised at all. First, all of the clinical services offered were on the 2nd floor of a "Bank of America", all that was there was a "nurse" in street close. I asked about the alternative medication, and was shown a small room with an old massage/exam table pushed in the corner, and a small room with a sofa, and rug for yoga and meditation. There is much more to be told.
You may want to repost this question in a more appropriate anrea of AVVo. This is for people with criminal DUI Defense questions. You want to take civil legal action. Good Luck.
I can only assume that you sought out this facility as a result of being ordered into rehab as a result of a DUI charge. My impression is that you really have no damages upon which to file a civil lawsuit. Apparently you immediately learned that the clinic was not as advertised. if that was the case, you should have immediately left and asked for a refund of any $$$ you may have given them.
Good luck,
Robert E. Heyman, Esq.
