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Texas Supreme Court defines how medical malpractice defendants must pay future health care expenses
Opinion interprets tort reform statute requirement for periodic payments over time, rather than lump sum payment, if requested by any party
See what the El Paso Court of Appeals has to say about an OB/GYN surgeon not doing a surgery he charged for, leaving the patient in the dark
Wrongful birth cases have been frowned on by Texas courts, but the court's opinion takes a different approach
Jury awards $8 million verdict against Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southwest Fort Worth and anesthesiologist in brain damage case
The plaintiff's medical expert argued that the hospital should have policies to prevent anesthetic medication errors
Patient reassessment is a key physician and nursing responsibility
Establishing a baseline and looking for changes is a part of good health care
How long to Texas parents have to file a birth injury or medical malpractice claim for a child?
The confusing law tricks many people to wait until it's too late
These are the top 10 hospital mistakes that are never supposed to happen, but still do
Patient falls top the list
Outpatient imaging centers and the increased risk of brain injury or death
Lacking preparation for cardiac or respiratory arrest emergencies after giving CT or MRI contrast to patients
Memory care facility asks Texas Supreme Court to declare a dog bite claim protected by medical malpractice tort reform law
After losing at the trial court and Houston court of appeals, Alzheimer's care facility takes one last bite at the tort reform apple