Three secrets about how hospitals and doctors hide their past mistakes from the public
Texas law keeps hospital reviews of health care confidential and hidden from the public
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Robert Painter and Taunya Painter recognized among "Houston's Top Lawyers"
H Texas magazine's prestigious July 2012 recognizes the firm's attorneys for their medical malpractice work
Painter Law Firm negotiates $550,000 settlement for client in medical malpractice infection case
The lawsuit alleged that a Houston-area hospital and nurse did not tell the doctor about clear signs of an infection, which caused the patient to be temporarily paralyzed
Medical malpractice attorney Robert Painter's article on Chapter 74 and medical malpractice in Texas is published
The Houston Lawyer magazine's March/April 2012 features Attorney Robert Painter's article "Chapter 74: Mapping the Medical Malpractice Minefield"
Painter Law Firm files suit for family against First Colony Health and Rehabilitation Center
Our expert says that the nursing staff did not inform the doctor of patient's deterioration and doctor never saw the patient at all
Painter Law Firm files suit for family against Heartland Health Care Center at Willowbrook and Hunaid Dollar, M.D.
Nurses and doctor do not act on signs of a serious systemic infection
Painter Law Firm files suit for family against Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital
Nursing staff fails to act when hip fracture patient shows clear signs of a dangerous embolism
Painter Law Firm files suit for family against North Cypress Medical Center
When an elderly patient fell and hit her head, the nurses did not notify a doctor for days
U.S. government study shows that hospitals cover up when they injure patients
Read these three little-known ways that you can increase your odds for a safe hospitalization
New study shows tragic consequences of poor hospital communication
When hospital personnel do not communicate lab or radiology results to a doctor, patients can be injured or die