Medical malpractice lawsuit by Bill Paxton's family shows how wrongful death claims work
Wrongful death claims are limited by each state's wrongful death statute, and the Texas law has some twists
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Dallas Medical Center medical malpractice attorney/lawyer
Since May 2013, Dallas Medical Center has received 14 violations from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services for quality of care issues
Houston Methodist Hospital (Texas Medical Center) medical malpractice attorney/lawyer
Even patients at well-known hospitals experience medical mistakes and malpractice
Texas government database allows free searches for hospital infection rates, preventable adverse events
Medical malpractice attorney encourages patients to take advantage of this rare public program that promotes openness and safety
Read the Waco Tribune Herald's story about a neurosurgery medical malpractice that Painter Law Firm filed in McLennan County, Texas
The Waco Tribune Herald reviewed McLennan County, Texas courthouse records and learned about the lawsuit that Painter Law Firm recently filed against Providence …
Surgeon ignores red, swollen, oozing knee surgery site, causes dangerous sepsis
For infections, prompt diagnosis and treatment is important
Texas Supreme Court opinion shows why it is important to hire an experienced medical malpractice lawyer
Handling the complex Texas legal requirements and time deadlines for initial expert reports can make or break a medical negligence case
Medical malpractice lawsuit: Providence Health Center, in Waco, and others responsible for botched brain surgery
Lawsuit alleges that neurosurgeon Brian O'Grady, M.D. operated, at least in part, on the wrong part of the patient's brain
New study exposes Texas nursing home anti-psychotic drug over-medication problem
Nationally, around 180,000 nursing home residents per week are given anti-psychotic drugs, even though they have no psychiatric condition
Anesthesia and deep sedation increase colonoscopy risk
Propofol or deep sedation for colonoscopies increases costs and risk