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hiring a medical malpractice lawyer
It's important to consider tax issues before signing a settlement agreement
Tort reform closes the door on some, but not all, ER cases in the Lone Star state
Tort reform law imposes a rigid timeline
Starting on 9/1/21, plaintiffs can use a new procedure to avoid one type of defensive gamesmanship
Experts must have narrowly-tailored experience, adequate basis for opinions
The so-called eggshell skull rule applies to medical negligence
The key is whether the claim touches on health care
Getting past the initial expert stage opens up discovery tools necessary to prove the case
Plaintiffs must link the medical mistake to foreseeable harm with expert testimony
Is it admissible in court when a doctor stops doing a procedure after committing medical negligence?
How the doctrine of subsequent remedial measures applies in Texas medical malpractice cases