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hiring a medical malpractice lawyer
Tort reform laws front-load the work necessary to succeed in a Texas medical malpractice case
Recent cases have narrowed medical malpractice tort reform scope, once thought to be unlimited
To prove a negligence case requires evidence of harm or injury
Service of citation notifies a defendant of the lawsuit's existence and the key answer deadline
At this early threshold, there are strict limitations on evidence (even though defendants don't like it)
Memorandum opinion chips away at the tort reform discovery stay
Remote deposition technology has come a long way, but there are still some risks to consider
Houston court of appeals refuses to apply 75-day tolling because of notice of claim authorization deficiencies
There are three common types of EMS/EMT negligence
Law of the case doctrine prevents defendant from taking two bites at the apple