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hiring a medical malpractice lawyer
Bona fide emergency care in a hospital ER is subject to a heightened standard of proof
Notary and disinterested witness rule provides a practical solution
Appellate court ruled that physician anesthesiologist didn't link criticisms to medical record facts
Planning now can make the difference in troubling times
Realtime social media engagement by health care professionals by patient care is discoverable
Preliminary medical malpractice expert report deadlines are normally inflexibly rigid under Texas tort reform laws
The federal health care privacy law has a narrower application than many think
Freestanding imaging center Gateway Diagnostic Imaging Mid-Cities lost interlocutory appeal over 120-day expert reports
Tort reform, other laws place barriers in front of medical malpractice victims
Texas optometrist produced a personal stash of notes the night before his deposition