When does the willful and wanton standard of proof apply in Texas ER medical malpractice cases?
Contrary to popular belief, it doesn't always apply
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The expanding role of nurse practitioners and physician assistants in Texas surgical groups
Is it safe for patients?
Dallas court of appeals issues rare pro-plaintiff mandamus in early medical malpractice discovery dispute
Memorandum opinion chips away at the tort reform discovery stay
Are remote or Zoom depositions effective in Texas medical malpractice cases?
Remote deposition technology has come a long way, but there are still some risks to consider
What happens when the surgeon and operating room team leave something inside you?
Retained surgical items are sentinel or never events, but they still happen regularly
National Patient Safety Goals aim to improve nursing home care
Texas nursing homes are consistently ranked as less safe than those in any other state
Emergency medical service & emergency medical technician standard of care in Texas
There are three common types of EMS/EMT negligence
Houston appellate court rejects Shiloh Treatment Center's two attempts to have negligence case dismissed
Law of the case doctrine prevents defendant from taking two bites at the apple
What's the standard of care and why does it matter in a Texas medical malpractice case?
Understanding the standard care is one of the first steps in a medical malpractice case
Valley Regional Medical Center, Brownsville, Texas medical malpractice case
Jury awards $10 million + verdict in birth injury case, court of appeals affirms trial court's order for less than full periodic payments for future medical expenses