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medical malpractice

A broken bone unrelated to trauma is the number one risk factor for another fracture

Surgeons and doctors should order follow up testing and treatment, but allow many patients to fall through the cracks

What you should know about surgical and medical oncology cancer malpractice

Misdiagnosis and delayed diagnosis and treatment top the list of closed claims

Why are medical experts for a medical malpractice case often from out of state?

Painter Law Firm's frequently asked question (FAQ) series

What you should know about injection injuries and compartment syndrome

Nursing advocacy saved a man's hand

Insurance companies note more large medical malpractice verdicts

Trend affects even states with tort reform

What to do when you think your medical records are inaccurate

Painter Law Firm's frequently asked question (FAQ) series

It's risky to rely on an extra 75 days to file a Texas medical malpractice

The Texas Medical Liability Act has dangerous and misleading 75-day tolling language

Hospital policies and procedures don't automatically improve patient safety

Nurses and other health care providers need training and supervision

Why are emergency room discharge instructions so important?

Discharge from the ER doesn't mean that follow-up care isn't needed

Did you know that your anesthesia ‘doctor’ may not have gone to medical school?

Nurse anesthetists provide anesthesia care but aren't physicians