A Bill of Review is a way to attack a judgment and try to get it vacated. A Bill of Review typically must be filed within 4 years of the date of the judgment. If you have a recent judgment within the last 2 to 4 weeks, then you should seek to file a motion for new trial. If your judgment is older than a Bill of Review may be an option. You have 4 years to file a Bill of Review.
In men, a testicular infection, tumor or twisting of the left testicle commonly causes pain that radiates from the testicle into the left side of the abdomen and back. When to See Your Doctor. Call your doctor right away if you develop abdominal and back pain, especially if it doesn't go away in a few days or worsens.
Gas trapped in the bend of the colon lying near the spleen (splenic flexure) can cause pain in the left upper abdomen or in the left lower chest. Other symptoms and signs of the so called splenic flexure syndrome include: 1  Distension of the upper abdomen, which can be tender to touch or not.