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hiring a medical malpractice lawyer
After losing at the trial court and Houston court of appeals, Alzheimer's care facility takes one last bite at the tort reform apple
There's a discovery stay provision in the health care liability tort reform statute
When the date of negligence is known, that's when statute of limitations starts running
Texas Medical Liability Act covers administrative services
Texas law is clear that only physicians are qualified to render expert opinions regarding proximate cause
Medical record problems are increasingly common
Appellate court addresses interplay of Insurance Code and tort reform expert requirement
CRNA note for epidural anesthesia placement catheter was missing from the medical record
Texas tort reform requirements require attentive experts and experienced medical malpractice attorneys
Nursing staff painted male patient's toenails, placed an unnecessary diaper and colostomy bag